Baby Names Starting with A

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Indian

One who is beautiful

Indian

Blessed

Southeast Asian

Unknown

African

He who is strong

African

Free from enemies

Indian

Love

Indian

Intelligent

Arabic

Amber

Indian

Bringer of light

Indian

Fragrance

Indian

king of wealth

Indian

Affectionate person

Latin

God of the dead

Latin

love, affection

Indian

Kind-hearted

Indian

One with a loving heart

Spanish

Unknown

English

From the town of Ancaster

French

God's protection

Germanic

noble protector

English

Forebear

Spanish

Wide

Indian

Protection

Spanish

brave; strong

Hebrew

Graceful

Chinese

Peaceful

Spanish

to be blessed

Spanish

Unknown

Japanese

Peaceful

Greek

Close, near

Sanskrit

one who is focused

Old English

stability

Greek

graceful

Spanish

Elderly

Latin

graceful

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Arabic

Graceful

Hebrew

grace; favor

English

Manly

Arabic

To walk

Old Norse

brave

Old Norse

Brave warrior

Arabic

Nightingale

Spanish

Andalusian

African

To be strong

Latin

island

Turkish

Noble

Southeast Asian

Brave

African

Loved one

Sanskrit

bringer of light

Spanish

Brave

Spanish

Traveler

Southeast Asian

To walk

English

Strong fighter

Scottish

son of Andrew

Indian

man; warrior

Greek

manly, brave

Celtic

manly; brave

African

Courageous

Italian

Noble elf

French

brave; manly

Italian

little angel

Old English

manly

African

Bringer of peace

Celtic

manly

Caribbean

Unknown

Spanish

little Andrew

Germanic

manly, brave

Celtic

manly, brave

African

Manly

Greek

manly, brave

Spanish

Manly

English

Strong; brave

Latin

son of Andrew

Spanish

Little Andrew

English

From the English surname Anderson meaning "son of Andrew".

Scandinavian

Son of Anders

English

Manly

English

Son of Andrew

English

Manly

Germanic

manly; brave

Spanish

Copper

English

Brave

Germanic

brave warrior

English

Son of Anders

Southeast Asian

Strong

Southeast Asian

Courageous

English

Diminutive of Andrea 2 (English) or Andreas (German).

Greek

Brave

Indian

Lord of the earth

Portuguese

Brave and strong

Spanish

little man

English

Diminutive of Andrew or Andrea 2.

Hebrew

manly; brave

English

brave; manly

Greek

brave

Southeast Asian

brave

Latin

to write

Southeast Asian

Good-hearted

African

Arrival

African

Unknown

Spanish

Manly

Native American

from the Andes

English

Brave warrior

Southeast Asian

Beautiful

Spanish

From the Andes

Eastern European

Brave and manly

African

Be strong

African

he who is loved

Indian

brave, strong

Southeast Asian

Brave

Indian

Follower of Ayyappa

Japanese

Manly

Spanish

Rock

Greek

Manly, brave

Greek

Manly

Spanish

Manly

Spanish

Manly

Greek

manly

Greek

Manly

Germanic

brave warrior

Old English

brave

Greek

man, warrior

Greek

Manly, brave

Spanish

brave, manly

Spanish

Brave

Spanish

Manly

Spanish

Brave and manly

Greek

manly, brave

African

Brave woman

Celtic

manly

Spanish

Manly, brave

Eastern European

Manly

Greek

Brave

English

English form of André.

English

Feminine form of Andrew. As an English name, it has been used since the 17th century, though it was not common until the 20th century.

Italian

Manly, brave

Greek

Manly

Greek

Manly

Greek

manly; brave

Greek

Brave

Various

Greek

manly, brave

Germanic

manly brown

Spanish

little man; brave

Germanic

manly; brave

English

Brave and strong

French

Manly, brave

Greek

Brave and manly

Greek

Womanly

Spanish

manly; brave

Southeast Asian

Brave

Various

Slavic

Brave and manly

Indian

Brave and manly

Greek

Manly

Greek

Manly

Spanish

brave; manly

Greek

manly, brave

Italian

brave; manly

Slavic

manly, brave

Greek

Manly

Eastern European

Manly

Slavic

Brave

Caribbean

Courageous

Greek

manly, brave

Italian

Brave

Greek

Brave

Spanish

manly; brave

Italian

Manly

English

Manly

Greek

Manly

Greek

manly

Greek

manly

Greek

manly, brave

Spanish

Manly

Spanish

brave

Spanish

Brave

Greek

manly, brave

Spanish

Brave man

Spanish

Little Andrew

Spanish

Brave

Spanish

Brave warrior

Spanish

Manly

Greek

manly; brave

Spanish

Brave

Spanish

Little manly one

Greek

manly; brave

Spanish

Brave

Greek

manly

Greek

manly; brave

Greek

manly, brave

Spanish

manly; brave

Latin

manly, brave

English

English form of the Greek name Ἀνδρέας (Andreas), which was derived from ἀνδρεῖος (andreios) meaning "manly, masculine", a derivative of ἀνήρ (aner) m

English

Son of Andrew

English

Son of Andrew

Greek

manly; brave

Slavic

Brave

Spanish

Manly

Greek

Brave

Spanish

Brave

Italian

brave, manly

Greek

man, warrior

Greek

manly, brave

Greek

Manly

Greek

manly

Southeast Asian

Manly and brave

Greek

Manly

Greek

Manly

Slavic

Manly

Germanic

ruler, leader

Scandinavian

Manly

Greek

Manly

Germanic

manly, brave

Greek

manly; brave

Greek

Brave and manly

Greek

manly, brave

African

manly protector

Greek

manly, brave

Slavic

manly, brave

Greek

Manly

Greek

manly, brave

Italian

manly

Greek

Manly

Greek

manly

English

Manly

Slavic

Manly, brave

Greek

manly

Spanish

Manly

Greek

Ruler of men

Greek

Manly

Arabic

Manly

Greek

Brave

Greek

Victory of a man

Greek

manly victory

Greek

Manly

Greek

Manly

Greek

manly

Greek

man; warrior

Greek

Manly

Greek

Man, warrior

Greek

manly; brave

Eastern European

Man, warrior

Spanish

manly; brave

Greek

Manly

Greek

manly; brave

English

manly; brave

Greek

Manly

Old English

brave, strong

Spanish

Unknown

African

Brave

English

Brave warrior

English

Diminutive of Andrew or sometimes Andrea 2. American pop artist and filmmaker Andy Warhol (1928-1987) was a famous bearer of this name.

English

Best

Spanish

brave; feminine

English

Cool

Old English

brave protector

Slavic

Courageous

English

Manly

Native American

eternal

Greek

Manly

Greek

manly, brave

Slavic

Manly

Slavic

Messenger of God

Slavic

Brave

Greek

brave, manly

African

Bringer of joy

Hebrew

grace; favor

Native American

bringer of peace

African

One who is blessed

African

Bringer of peace

African

Bringer of joy

Latin

Graceful

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Hebrew

graceful

Indian

Graceful

Arabic

Bringer of joy

Arabic

sacred

Arabic

Noble

Arabic

Elegant

Arabic

Noble

Arabic

Compassionate

Arabic

Companion

Indian

Supreme

Sanskrit

infinite, eternal

Indian

Without a superior

Indian

Grace

African

Brave warrior

African

Wisdom

Hebrew

grace, favor

Sanskrit

pure

Latin

bringer of joy

Spanish

Unknown

Indian

Air, wind

Arabic

grace; favor

Hebrew

graceful, merciful

Celtic

Shining

Arabic

grace; favor

Indian

Pure

Sanskrit

unique, unmatched

Southeast Asian

Graceful

Greek

Graceful

African

Who knows tomorrow?

Polynesian

Angel

Celtic

noble, bright

African

To be enough

African

Graceful

African

Bringer of joy

English

Graceful

Spanish

Noble elf

Hebrew

angel

Slavic

Graceful

Italian

angelic

Spanish

grace; favor

Hebrew

little angel

Celtic

Graceful

Italian

Messenger

Spanish

grace; favor

Germanic

graceful, pledged

French

Graceful

African

Loved

Spanish

little angel

Spanish

little angel

Spanish

Bringer of joy

Greek

Defender of mankind

Spanish

Graceful

English

Graceful

French

Noble

Spanish

Graceful

Celtic

ring; symbol of love

Hebrew

God has answered

French

Grace

French

graceful

Germanic

graceful

English

Graceful

English

Grace; favor

Greek

Breeze

Spanish

unknown; blend

English

From the name of the anemone flower, which is derived from Greek ἄνεμος (anemos) meaning "wind".

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Hebrew

gift of God

Hebrew

Brave

Spanish

Unknown

Sanskrit

brave

African

Unknown

Greek

brave

African

Brave warrior

African

Joy-bringer

Hebrew

grace, favor

Indian

Grace

English

graceful

African

Bringer of peace

Caribbean

Unknown

Arabic

graceful, merciful

African

God is with us

Hebrew

Graceful

Hebrew

Grace

Spanish

Dill

Greek

grace

African

hope

Slavic

Grace

Celtic

brave warrior

African

gift from God

English

grace; favor

Hebrew

Grace

Spanish

brave

Southeast Asian

Child

Celtic

Noble

Latin

graceful

Southeast Asian

Fresh start

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Hebrew

grace; favor

Spanish

Caring

Spanish

Unknown

African

Graceful and beautiful

Hebrew

Grace

African

Answered prayer

African

Unknown

Arabic

Spoils of war

Spanish

noble; brave

Old English

manly, brave

English

Manly

African

Wise person

Chinese

Red

Indian

Body

Indian

Strong and powerful

Southeast Asian

Beloved or cherished

Arabic

to be loved

African

They are with us

Spanish

A bright star

Southeast Asian

To rise

Old English

angelic

Greek

messenger

Spanish

angel; messenger

Greek

messenger

Germanic

angel

English

From the medieval Latin masculine name Angelus, which was derived from the name of the heavenly creature (itself derived from the Greek word ἄγγελος (

English

Feminine form of Angelus (see Angel). As an English name, it came into use in the 18th century. A notable bearer is the former German chancellor Angel

Greek

messenger

Spanish

Angel of Mary

Greek

messenger; angel

Italian

little angel

Germanic

Bright angel

Spanish

angel; gift

Spanish

Angel of divine light

French

Angel, messenger

English

Angel

Greek

angel; messenger

Greek

messenger; angel

Spanish

angel; ruler

Latin

angelic

English

Eyes like an angel

Spanish

Messenger

English

Angel-like or divine

Latin

angelic appearance

Hebrew

Divine messenger

English

Elaborated form of Angela.

English

Divine

English

Derived from Latin angelicus meaning "angelic", ultimately related to Greek ἄγγελος (angelos) meaning "messenger". The poets Boiardo and Ariosto used

Latin

Messenger of God

Latin

Angelic

Spanish

messenger; angel

English

Little angel

Latin

angelic

Greek

angelic

Greek

Messenger of God

Spanish

Little angel

Greek

Angel-like

Greek

Angel-like

Greek

Messenger of God

Spanish

Little angel

Greek

little angel

Spanish

Little angel

Greek

little angel

English

Latinate diminutive of Angela. A famous bearer is American actress Angelina Jolie (1975-).

English

Little angel

English

Messenger

Spanish

Little angel

Greek

Messenger, angel

English

Angel-like; derived from angel

Greek

Messenger

Spanish

Little angel

Spanish

little angel

Spanish

little angel

Spanish

angel's gift

Spanish

Messenger of God

Spanish

Little angels

Slavic

Little angel

Spanish

Messenger of God

Spanish

Angel of Jesus

Spanish

angel of God

African

angel; messenger

Greek

Messenger, angel

Hebrew

angel; messenger

French

Angel

Caribbean

Messenger of God

Greek

messenger of God

Italian

Angels

Latin

Messenger of God

French

angelic

Latin

Messenger of God

Italian

Angel

Latin

Messenger of God

Latin

messenger of God

Spanish

Heavenly

English

Angel

Spanish

Angel of God

Spanish

Angel of peace

Latin

Messenger of God

Greek

Messenger

Spanish

Little angel

Greek

messenger of God

Southeast Asian

Rose of angels

Greek

Messengers of God

Spanish

angel's light

Latin

messenger, angel

Spanish

little angel

Spanish

Angel of beauty

Spanish

Messenger of Mary

Latin

messenger

Greek

Messenger of God

English

Angel

Latin

angelic

Latin

messenger of God

Spanish

Unknown

Greek

Pure

Indian

God

Indian

Body

Southeast Asian

Light-bringer

Southeast Asian

angel; messenger

Italian

Messenger

English

Messenger of God

Southeast Asian

Orchid

Southeast Asian

Unknown