Names starting with the letter A

Here you’ll find all the names beginning with the letter A, followed by the meaning of the name starting with a A. If the name is blue, it is a name normally given to a boy. If the name has a pink color, then it is usually given to a girl. A green name can be given to both boys and girls.

	Name	Meaning
	Acke	Man of peace
	Ackerlea	One who belongs from the enclosed forest of wood
	Ackerleigh	Meadow Of Oak Trees; means division of land in English; a variant of Ackerley
	Ackerley	From the oak-tree meadow
	Ackerly	Who belongs from or dwells from acre meadow
	Ackersley	A dweller from the meadow of acres
	Acklea	One who dwells near the oak trees
	Ackleigh	A dweller near the oak tree meadows
	Ackley	(English) Meadow of oak trees
	Acklie	One who works near the oak meadows
	Acksel	Man of peace
	Aco	One who helps or defends mankind
	Acoose	Standing Above Ground
	Acorn	Seed Of An Oak Tree
	Acosta	From The Coast
	Acotas	Group Of Horses
	Acquanetta	water
	Acquanette	water
	Acquiles	Pain, painful
	Acquilina	eagle
	Acsah	Anklet
	Actaeon	A great hunter from Greek mythology
	Actassi	Share the sea
	Acteon	One who is living in Akte
	Acton	From The Oak Tree Settlement
	Acuecucyoticihuati	Name of the Aztec goddess of the ocean
	Acuqileena	eagle
	Acwald	who is from the forest of oak
	Acwuld	who belongs to the wood of oak
	Acwulf	A wolf from the oak meadows
	Acxa	Woman with unparalleled beauty
	Acyuta	Unending; Never Lapsing; Eternal; without beginning or end
	Acyutananda	Insatiable Bliss; One who Never Falls
	Acyutaraya	Worshipper of the Infallible
	Acyutayu	One who has an imperishable age or life
	Ad	Arabic - Settler; German - Noble Wolf; Son of the Red Earth; Son of Adam
	Ada	Happy
	Adab	Hope, need
	A'dab	the person who brings hope to the family
	Adabella	Lovely
	Adabelle	From the beautiful scenery
	Adad	In Greek it means God or storm and flood. In Arabic it means the number counts
	Adad-Nirari	Means "Adad is my helper", from the god's name Adad combined with Akkadian nērāru meaning "helper". This name was borne by three kings of the Assyrian Empire.
	Adaego	Daughter of wealth
	Adaeh	Crowned, or chosen, or pinnacle of a peak
	Adaeze	Princess, daughter of the king.
	Adag	Pure; UnBlemished; Sacred
	Adagio	Slowly
	Adah	Adornment
	Adahlia	A noble person or a flower
	Adahy	Timber/Woods
	Adaiah	From the Hebrew name עֲדָיָה (ʿAḏaya) meaning "Yahweh has adorned", derived from עָדָה (ʿaḏa) meaning "to adorn" and יָהּ (yah) referring to the Hebrew God. This is the name of numerous Old Testament characters, including the father of Jedidah.
	Adaiba	Daughter Of The People
	Adaikalam	Refuge; Provider of Shelter; protection; rescue and aid
	Adair	Noble Spear
	Adaire	wealthy spear
	Adaj	A dark colored person with large black eyes
	Adaja	River In Spain
	Adaku	A girl born into wealthy family or the one who brings wealth to the family.
	Adal	God is my refuge; noble one
	Adala	God is my refuge; noble one
	Adalaide	noble kind
	Adalar	The island or the red island
	Adalarachan	The monarch or king of dance
	Adalarasen	The master of dance or king of dance
	Adalarasu	King of Dance; one of many names of Lord Shiva
	Adalard	A noble person who is brave
	Adalat	The point of justice or equality
	Adalayde	noble kind
	Adalbeorht	The bright shining noble person
	Adalberht	Old German form of Albert.
	Adalbern	Derived from the Old German elements adal "noble" and bern "bear".
	Adalbert	Noble and bright
	Adalberta	Noble and bright
	Adalberte	Noble
	Adalberto	Aristocratic and bright
	Adalbjorg	Noble protection.
	Aðalbjorg	Derived from the Old Norse elements aðal "noble" and bjǫrg "help, save, rescue".
	Adalbrecht	The bright or posibbily shining noble person
	Adalbrechta	A bright noble person
	Adalbricht	Noble and bright
	Adalee	God is my refuge; noble one
	Adaleia	The god is just and fair
	Adaleide	A person's nobility, noble person
	Adaleigh	One who is honourable and full of morals
	Adalena	noble kind
	Adalene	noble
	Adaleru	A brave man, on who never been destroyed
	Adalet	Turkish - Justice
	Adalfarus	Derived from the Old German elements adal "noble" and fara "journey".
	Adalfieri	An oath of a noble person
	Adalfuns	Old German form of Alfonso.
	Adalgar	A noble or wealthy spearman
	Adalgard	Old German form of Edelgard.
	Adalgisa	noble, precious promise
	Adalgise	noble, precious promise
	Adalgiso	Noble hostage
	Adalgund	Derived from the Old German elements adal "noble" and gunda "battle". See also Aldegund.
	Adalgunde	Noble fighter
	Adalhaid	Old German form of Adelaide.