Boy Names Starting With A

My people; a biblical Hebrew name

Called back or invoked; derived from Greek meaning to call back or recall.

An archangel representing grace in Jewish and Christian angelology

Sinless and flawless; symbolizes purity

Bliss or joy; represents happiness and spiritual contentment.

God has answered; variant of Ananias.

Hebrew name meaning 'God has answered' or 'God is gracious'; symbolizes divine blessing.

Infinite and eternal. From Sanskrit, symbolizing boundlessness and the cosmic principle without end.

Infinite or eternal; Sanskrit name without end, representing limitlessness and timelessness.

Friendliness and sociability. Represents warmth, companionship, and pleasantness.

Spanish and Portuguese form of Anastasius, derived from Greek meaning 'resurrection' or 'one who will rise again.'

Resurrection or one who will rise again

Resurrection; Greek origin from anastasis meaning 'standing up again' or 'rising.'

Rising sun or blooming. Greek origin name symbolizing new beginnings and renewal.

Russian form of Anatoly, from Greek 'Anatolios' meaning 'from the east' or 'of the sunrise.'

From Anatolia; associated with sunrise and the East in Greek origins

Humble, modest

Divine grace; divine helmet

Little fire. Likely variant of Aiden.

Son of Andrew; conveys strength and manliness through its patronymic origin.

From Scandinavian meaning 'son of Anders' (manly); historically a patronymic surname.

Priceless and worthy; Balkan/Greek form of Anthony, likely from Greek origins.

Priceless, invaluable, of inestimable worth

Means man or strong in Greek, variant form of Andrew.

Man-victor or manly. Represents strength and victory.

Man or warrior; represents strength.

Strong and manly; warrior or defender.

Strong and manly; Russian form of Andrew meaning strong, brave, or warrior.

Strong and manly; a warrior with masculine strength

Manly or strong, from Greek andros (man)

Strong and manly; a warrior.

Strong or manly. Denotes physical and moral strength.

Strong, manly

Strong; manly

Manly, strong, or warrior-like. Derived from the Greek name Andreas.

From Hadria; a variant of Adrian

Related to Andrew, from Greek Andreas meaning 'strong' or 'masculine.'

Strong and manly, derived from the Greek word andros meaning man.

Strong and manly; courageous warrior.

Man or warrior; Ukrainian form of Andrew with Greek roots.

Man; derived from Greek 'andros' meaning male

Man or warrior; derived from Greek term for masculine or male.

Strong, manly, valiant.

Strong and manly. From the Greek word for a man of strength.

Strong and manly. Derived from the Greek 'Andreas'.

Strong and manly, symbolizing courage, valor, and masculine strength. A timeless virtue in modern spelling.

Strong and manly, Polish form of Andrew from the Greek Andreas

Friendly and affable; brings companionship and cheerfulness.

Supreme ruler, without equal. A Sanskrit name representing sovereignty and uniqueness.

Ring; Italian diminutive suggesting something precious and circular.

Without a body; a spiritual name suggesting transcendence and divine essence.

Messenger; from Latin and Greek meaning a divine messenger or spiritual being.

Combination of Angel (messenger or celestial being) and de Jesus (of Jesus), expressing religious devotion.

Angel, from Latin angelus meaning messenger.

Spanish diminutive of Angel, meaning 'little angel,' suggesting innocence, purity, and divine protection.

A variant spelling of Angel, from Greek 'angelos', meaning 'messenger' or 'divine messenger'.

Messenger; derived from Latin angelus meaning angel or divine messenger

Angel, messenger of God

Messenger; derived from Greek 'angelos' meaning messenger or angel.

Latin 'angel' or 'messenger', symbolizing divine guidance and spiritual presence.

Messenger or angel. A variant spelling of Angelo with Italian or Spanish influence.

Messenger. Variant of Angel.

In Vietnamese, can mean 'older sibling' or 'bright' depending on the written characters.

Limitless; infinite sound

Grace of Baal, from Phoenician referring to divine favor.

Angel or messenger, Italian diminutive of Angelo.

Unbound; Sanskrit name meaning freedom from restraint or confusion, symbolizing liberation.

Grace; Hungarian diminutive form of Anna

Sanskrit name meaning 'blue' or referring to the indigo plant. Associated with the sky and spirituality.

Without obstacles; unobstructed

Friendly and sociable; also refers to the anise plant

From Sanskrit meaning supreme, peerless, or without equal. Suggests superiority and distinction.

A variant of Angelo, meaning 'angel' - a divine messenger or heavenly being

Marked; adorned; decorated.

Sprout or bud.

Elephant goad; restraint or hook in Devanagari script.

Precious or invaluable; a term of endearment and affection

Beautiful; incomparable

Priceless or worthy of praise

Means 'helpers' or 'supporters' in Arabic, historically referring to the citizens of Medina who aided Prophet Muhammad.

From Germanic elements meaning 'divine helmet' or 'god's protector.' Conveys spiritual protection.

God helmet or divine protection. Represents spiritual armor and safeguarding.

Sanskrit name meaning 'portion,' 'part,' or 'ray of light.' In Hindu tradition, refers to a divine aspect or manifestation.

Atom or small particle; derived from the Sanskrit word meaning a minute or minuscule portion.

Radiant or possessing the energy and light of the sun; eternally bright and luminous.

From Arabic meaning brave and heroic; name of the legendary pre-Islamic Arabian poet and warrior Antara ibn Shaddad.

A South Slavic name, often a short form of names derived from Anthony; symbolizes strength and valor.

Priceless; of inestimable worth. Symbolizes value and dignity.

Variant of Anton, from Latin Antonius, meaning 'priceless' or 'worthy of praise'.

Priceless; worthy of praise

Variant of Anthony; from Latin Antonius, meaning priceless or praiseworthy.

Variant of Anthony, from Latin meaning highly praiseworthy or priceless.

Priceless and of inestimable worth, from Latin 'Antonius'

Priceless; of inestimable worth; from the Roman family name Antonius

Priceless or beyond price. Expresses supreme value and worth.

Compound combining Anthony (priceless) and James (supplanter).

Possibly variant of Anthony; Latin origin meaning 'priceless' or 'of inestimable worth'.

Priceless; of inestimable worth. From the Roman family name Antonius.

From Latin Antonius, possibly meaning 'worthy of praise.'

Priceless, highly praiseworthy

Priceless, worthy of praise; from Latin 'Antonius'.

Priceless or invaluable; worthy of great value

Priceless; from Latin Antonius, an ancient Roman family name.

Priceless, praiseworthy

From Latin Antonius; of uncertain ultimate origin but associated with Roman legacy.

Worthy of praise; priceless. A name of classical dignity and worth.

Of priceless worth

Priceless or invaluable; Italian diminutive of Antonio from the Roman family name.

Priceless, beyond praise

Priceless, worthy of praise; Greek form of Anthony, invaluable.

Priceless, worthy of praise; from Latin Antonius of uncertain ultimate origin

Praiseworthy; of great worth and value.

Variant of Antonio; derived from the Roman family name Antonius with uncertain meaning.

Flourishing; invaluable. Related to the Roman family name Antonius.

Variant of Antoine (French form of Antonius). Latin etymology uncertain, possibly 'of great worth.'

Variant of Antoine, meaning 'priceless' or 'of inestimable worth.'

Variant of Antoine, from the Roman family name Antonius. Associated with strength and valor.