Boy Names Starting With A

Battle, fight. Welsh name embodying strength and warrior spirit.

The Aesir are the chief gods in Old Norse mythology, representing divine power, protection, and cosmic order.

Greek mythological name; father of the hero Jason in Greek mythology.

Chaste, virtuous, and modest; an Arabic name reflecting moral integrity and personal purity.

Branches of a tree, twigs, or boughs.

Light of the unfathomable; combines Punjabi 'agam' (unfathomable) and 'jot' (light).

Unconditional love and charity - the highest form of love in Christian theology

Spanish form from Greek 'agape', meaning 'love' or 'beloved', symbolizing affection.

The mountain mover; an ancient Hindu sage associated with removing obstacles and immensity of being.

A revered sage in Hindu mythology, symbolizing wisdom, knowledge, and spiritual enlightenment.

Named after Agastya, a legendary sage in Hindu scripture, combined with Reddy, a Telugu surname denoting leadership or authority.

Majestic and venerable; dignified

Hunter; symbolizes strength and courage

Majestic, venerable, or worthy of respect

Venerable and dignified; majestic and worthy of reverence

Sanskrit name meaning dawn or the first rays of light, symbolizing new beginnings and awakening.

One or unique; Arabic name representing singularity and uniqueness.

Dawn or daybreak

Exalted; mountaineer. Biblical name referring to Moses's brother, the first high priest of Israel.

Derived from Hakim, meaning 'wise one' or 'the ruler,' suggesting wisdom and authority

More praiseworthy; variant of Ahmad with Arabic roots conveying commendation.

Most praised or worthy of praise, from Arabic 'Ahmad' meaning 'praiseworthy.'

Red.

Arabic variant of Ahmad, meaning 'praiseworthy' or 'much praised,' symbolizing virtue and honor.

Most praiseworthy, highly commended

Praiseworthy and commendable, from Arabic Ahmad

Prince or emir; denotes nobility and leadership.

Praiseworthy, commendable; from the Arabic root indicating laudable qualities.

Arabic name meaning upright, straight, or of noble descent; connotes integrity and honor.

High mountain or exalted, variant of Aaron

"High mountain" or "exalted," from the biblical Aaron.

Kindness, grace, and excellence. A name signifying virtue, benevolence, and charitable nature.

Best, most beautiful; superlative form meaning the most excellent or virtuous.

Best or most beautiful in Arabic. Superlative form expressing superior qualities.

Turkish and Persian name meaning beautiful, elegant, or graceful.

Alive and living. Derived from the Arabic root meaning life and vitality.

Little fire, fiery one, warm

Little fire; bright and fiery. Variant of the Irish name Aiden.

Little fire, fiery one

Variant of Aidan, an Irish name meaning 'little fire', derived from Aodhán, symbolizing passion and warmth.

Little fire

Variant of Aiden, derived from Irish meaning 'little fire,' symbolizing passion and warmth.

Little fire or small flame. Symbolizes passion and warmth.

Place of deer or hind; from the biblical valley name in ancient Israel.

Dweller by the oak tree or oak settlement

Righteous, trustworthy, pious; Arabic name symbolizing virtue and moral integrity.

French word meaning 'loved' or 'beloved.' Often used as a given name emphasizing affection.

Right hand, blessed, auspicious

Spanish word meaning 'air'; symbolizes freedom, movement, lightness, and ethereal quality.

High mountain or exalted one.

Strong, firm, or mighty; indicates strength and stability.

Variant of Aiden; from Irish Aodhán meaning little fire or fiery one.

Hebrew name meaning 'he laughs', Yiddish variant of Isaac.

First-born; born on Friday

Mourning; famous Greek warrior

Possibly related to nobility or dignity in Slavic tradition

Unconquerable or invincible; derived from Sanskrit meaning 'without defeat'.

Unconquerable or invincible; a name symbolizing strength and victory.

Most generous; very noble and generous.

Timeless or eternal, representing the divine beyond time and death in Sikh theology.

Sky; space; the infinite cosmic space

Red, a color name representing passion and vibrancy.

Light or red. Symbolizes brightness, illumination, or passion.

Sky, ether, or open space; represents vastness in Sanskrit tradition.

Great or greatest; represents power, authority, and excellence.

Intelligent and wise; represents wisdom and mental acuity.

Meaning varies with Japanese kanji used. Often associated with brightness, dawn, or clarity.

Sanskrit origin meaning 'complete,' 'whole,' or 'undivided,' symbolizing wholeness.

Master of all; ruler of the complete and whole

Autumn, symbolizing change, harvest, and transition

Means 'warrior' or 'soldier'; represents courage, strength, and protective power

Wise or knowledgeable, from the Arabic name Hakim.

Arabic name meaning intelligent, wise, or peaceful.

Intelligence, wisdom, and mental acuity. A word-name from Swahili culture.

God will establish or God has raised up, from Hebrew 'Yehoyakim.'

Yoruba origin meaning 'warrior' or 'brave.'

Japanese name meaning 'autumn', symbolizing the season of change and maturity.

Bright, clear, intelligent, dawn

Meaning dependent on kanji used; typically associated with autumn.

A significant biblical and historical Hebrew name, notably borne by Rabbi Akiva.

Most generous or most noble; from Arabic 'akrama' meaning to honor or show generosity.

Father of peace; helper of men

Sky or firmament; derived from Sanskrit meaning 'infinite' or 'axis'.

Indestructible; eternal

A letter or syllable; imperishable or eternal in Sanskrit philosophy.

Unspoiled and whole. A Sanskrit name meaning undamaged or intact.

Unharmed, unhurt, or intact; symbolizes purity and wholeness.

Indestructible or eternal; invariable and unchanging.

From Arabic meaning 'excellence', 'nobility', or 'loftiness'.

Nobility of faith; from Arabic roots meaning 'exalted' and 'faith/religion'.

French form of Alan, traditionally meaning 'handsome' or 'noble'.

Leader and guide; one who shows the way and directs others with authority.

World; universe; sign or realm

The trustworthy or faithful one; related to Arabic Amin.

Handsome or noble; from Scottish/Gaelic meaning 'fair' and 'handsome.'

A compound name combining Alan meaning noble or fair with Michael meaning who is like God.

Means 'fair' or 'handsome'; variant spelling of Alan.