A Sanskrit name often associated with the Hindu goddess.

Of Arabic origin, meaning "high" or "sublime."

A name from Sanskrit meaning "noble" or "honorable."

Originally a diminutive of Abigail, meaning "father's joy."

A variant of Abbey or Abigail.

A Hebrew name meaning "father's joy."

A common diminutive of Abigail.

A Hebrew name meaning "father's joy."

A modern name with a blend of "Abigail" and "Gabrielle."

Spanish name for the month of April.

A Germanic name meaning "noble" or "happy."

A modern variation of Adalie or Adelaide.

A variation of Adelaide, meaning "noble" or "kind."

A modern variant of Adeline, meaning "noble" or "kind."

A modern variation of Adalyn.

Originally a surname, now a popular given name.

A variation of Addison.

A name of German origin meaning "noble kind."

Of German origin, meaning "noble" or "serene."

A Spanish and Italian name meaning "noble" or "kind."

A variation of Adelaide, meaning "noble" or "kind."

A modern variant of Adeline.

A name of Arabic origin meaning "star."

A name of English origin, meaning "from the alder tree."

A name of Latin origin meaning "from Hadria."

A variant of Adriana.

A French name meaning "from the Adriatic Sea."

A modern variation of Addison.

A Finnish name meaning "bringer of light."

A Hawaiian name meaning "chief" or "royalty."

A variation of Ailani.

An Irish name meaning "light."

A French name meaning "beloved."

A Basque name meaning "bringer of light."

A Basque name from a place in Spain.

A Scottish name meaning "one's own meadow."

An Irish name meaning "dream" or "vision."

A name of Spanish origin meaning "glowing."

A Native American name meaning "eternal bloom."

A Japanese name meaning "bright" or "clear."

A Basque name meaning "joyful."

A variation of Elena, meaning "bright" or "shining light."

A modern variation of Alaya.

A name of Hawaiian origin meaning "rock" or "harmony."

A Hawaiian name meaning "orange tree."

An Irish name meaning "fair" or "beautiful."

A variation of Alanna.

A name of Hebrew origin meaning "high" or "exalted."

A variation of Elena or Alaina.

A variation of Aaliyah.

A variation of Aidan, often associated with fiery spirit or passion.

Popular in India, symbolizing serenity and wisdom.

A biblical name often connected with leadership and strong character.

An Arabic origin name, denoting something precious or a blessing from God.

A unique biblical name that symbolizes faith and devotion to God.

A popular Islamic name that signifies submission and devotion to Allah.

A biblical name that conveys purity, often linked with the story of Cain and Abel.

A lesser-known biblical name associated with wisdom and enlightenment.

A highly revered name in Judeo-Christian traditions, symbolizing leadership.

A variant of Abraham, also linked with strength and paternal leadership.

A modern name denoting success and excellence, often seen as unique and strong.

Known as the first man in the Bible, symbolizing humanity and creation.

A variation of Adam, with similar ties to biblical and natural origins.

Similar to Aaden, often seen as energetic and dynamic.

A popular name in India symbolizing brightness, energy, and positivity.

Of German origin, symbolizing strength, nobility, and vision.

Greek mythology name, known for its beauty and associated with youthful charm.

A name with Latin roots, often associated with strength and serenity.

Of Hebrew origin, symbolizing divine protection and guidance.

A French variant of Adrian, often linked with nobility and mystery.

Of Latin origin, symbolizing grandeur and dignity.

A name of Arabic origin, often associated with commendable character.

A variant of Ahmad, similarly emphasizing praiseworthy traits.

A modern variation of Amir, symbolizing leadership and power.

A popular Celtic name often linked with passion and intensity.

A modern spelling of Aidan, widely popular and energetic in feel.

Another variation of Aidan, maintaining its vibrant and passionate essence.

A classic name of Celtic origin, symbolizing good looks and a bright spirit.

Of German origin, associated with leadership and strong authority.

A name of German origin, symbolizing nobility, wisdom, and intelligence

Derived from Germanic elements meaning "noble" and "bright," commonly used in Spanish-speaking countries.

Of Old English origin, symbolizing an old, wise protector or defender.

Of Italian and German origin, meaning "old" or "noble," representing wisdom and honor.

A short form of Alexander, originating from Greek, meaning "protector or defender of people."

The Spanish form of Alexander, sharing the same meaning of "defender of men."

Italian variant of Alexander, meaning "protector of mankind."

A short form of Alexander, commonly used across various cultures.

Of Greek origin, Alexander means "defender of the people," widely popular throughout history.

Greek in origin, often a gender-neutral name meaning "helper" or "defender."

A modern variant of Alexander, preserving the meaning of "protector of people."

Of Spanish and Italian origin, derived from Germanic roots, meaning "noble and ready for battle."

An Old English name meaning "wise counselor" or "elf counsel," famously borne by Alfred the Great.

The Spanish and Italian form of Alfred, meaning "wise counselor."

Of Arabic origin, a common name meaning "exalted" or "noble," associated with strong, honorable leaders.

A variant of Elijah, derived from Hebrew, meaning "The Lord is my God."

A Scottish variant of Alexander, meaning "defender of the people."

Of Celtic origin, meaning "handsome" or "cheerful."

An alternative spelling of Allan, often meaning "little rock" or "harmony."

A variant of Alfonso, used predominantly in Spanish-speaking regions, meaning "noble and ready."

Another form of Alfonso, with the same meaning of "noble and ready," common in Spanish and Italian.