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
	Adawiyah	A shrub or a plant that grows in summer
	Adawna	the first appearance of light, daybreak
	Adawosgi	Means "he is swimming" in Cherokee, from ᎠᏓᏬᏍᎬ (adawosgun) meaning "swimming".
	Adaya	God's Jewel
	Adayre	wealthy spear
	Adb	A slave or a sub-ordinate, also means to worship
	Adbdullah	The servant of Allah, one who worship Allah
	Adbhutha	The servant of right guidance
	Adcok	The offspring or the son of Adam
	Adda	Noble fighter
	Addae	Morning Sun
	Addai	Ornament of God
	Addal	God is my refuge; noble one
	Addala	God is my refuge; noble one
	Addaley	An honourable noble person
	Addalla	noble kind
	Addalyn	Of the nobility, serene, of good humor
	Addam	Son of the Red Earth; A variant of name Adam
	Addamson	The son or the offspring of earth
	Addana	The younger sister of a girl
	Addaneye	One who is living on a noble person's island
	Addar	A mighty or a superior person. Son of Jacob
	Addason	Form of ADDISON - son of Adam
	Addasyn	Form of ADDISON - son of Adam
	Addax	Saharan Antelope
	Adde	noble kind
	Addeline	Noble kind, adorned
	Addelyne	The noble or sort of nobility
	Addeson	Form of ADDISON - son of Adam
	Addesyn	Form of ADDISON - son of Adam
	Addeva	A pleasant girl from the noble family
	Addey	noble kind
	Addi	noble
	Addiah	noble
	Addica	A sea-shore or a maritime place
	Addie	Diminutive Form Of Names Beginning With Ad-
	Addien	A pleasant or a beautiful girl
	Addileigh	A Beautiful or pleasant wood
	Addiliegh	The wood which is pleasant
	Addilyn	noble
	Addilynn	noble
	Addis	Son of Adam; Son of the Red Earth; A derivative of name Adam
	Addisan	Form of ADDISON - son of Adam
	Addisen	Form of ADDISON - son of Adam
	Addision	Form of ADDISON - son of Adam
	Addison	son of Adam
	Addisson	Form of ADDISON - son of Adam
	Addisun	Form of ADDISON - son of Adam
	Addisyn	Form of ADDISON - son of Adam
	Addisynn	Form of ADDISON - son of Adam
	Addler	A eagle or a person with the quality of an eagle
	Addney	Lives on the Noble's Island; A variant of Adney
	Addo	King Of The Road
	Addolorata	Our Lady of the sorrows or grief; Virgin Mary
	Addul	A son of, or a servant of
	Addula	noble cheer
	Addy	Noble
	Addysen	Form of ADDISON - son of Adam
	Addysin	Form of ADDISON - son of Adam
	Addyson	Form of ADDISON - son of Adam
	Addysyn	Form of ADDISON - son of Adam
	Ade	Crown, Royal
	Adea	A kind gift from the God
	Adeana	delicate and slender; noble, gentle, delicate
	Adebamgbe	A Nigerian term meaning royalty dwells within me.
	Adebayo	Means "the crown meets joy" in Yoruba.
	Adeben	12th Born Child
	Adebiyi	The royal one.
	Adebola	She Met Honor
	Adebowale	Return of the crown
	Adedayo	The crown has turned to joy.
	Adeeb	Intellectual; Erudite; Scholar; Literature; Arabic (Learned One)
	Adeeba	cultured, refined
	Adeel	Of Arabic origin and a variant spelling of the name Adil, which itself means 'righteous and fair'.
	Adeela	Equal; impartial; uniform
	Adeelah	One who is just and fair, equality
	Adeem	A rare or precious person
	Adeen	noble, gentle, delicate
	Adeena	noble, gentle, delicate
	Adeep	Light; Lamp; Luminous
	Adeera	strong, noble, powerful
	Adeeva	polite, considerate
	Adefolake	Your wealth supports us.
	Adegoke	Means "the crown has ascended the mountain" in Yoruba.
	Adei	Means "respect, consideration, grace" in Basque.
	Adeja	Already
	Adekorafo	Treasurer
	Adekunle	Means "the crown has filled the home" in Yoruba.
	Adel	Noble, Kind
	Adela	Noble
	Adelade	noble kind
	Adelaid	Germanic - Noble; Honorable; Of a noble kind; Hebrew - Ornament; Its form of name Adela; A variant spelling is Adelaide
	Adelaida	noble kind
	Adelaide	Of A Noble Kin
	Adelaine	In German it means a noble person. In Hebrew it means God is just
	Adelais	noble kind
	Adelajda	noble kind
	Adelar	A fearless noble warrior
	Adelard	noble strength in German; A variant of Abelard
	Adelardo	Spanish and Italian form of Adalhard.