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Names in this collection Abdul ♂ Arabic name element meaning servant of the… ☆ Ada ♀ Germanic noble-name short form; also Hebrew Adah ☆ Adam ♂ Man or human being in Hebrew ☆ Adriana ♀ Feminine form of Adrian; from Hadria ☆ Ahmed ♂ Most praiseworthy; variant of Ahmad ☆ Alberta ♀ Noble and bright; feminine of Albert ☆ Alex ♂♀ Short form of Alexander, Alexandra or Alexis ☆ Alexander ♂ Defending men ☆ Alexandra ♀ Feminine of Alexander: defending men ☆ Alfred ♂ Elf counsel ☆ Alina ♀ Short form of Adelina, Albina, or other -alina names ☆ Aloysius ♂ Latinized Aloys, an older Occitan form of Louis ☆ Alyssa ♀ Variant of Alicia, with an alyssum flower association ☆ Amalia ♀ From the Germanic amal element: vigorous or unceasing ☆ Amin ♂ Truthful or trustworthy in Arabic ☆ Amy ♀ Beloved ☆ Ana ♀ Grace or favour ☆ Andrew ♂ Manly; from Greek Andreas ☆ Andy ♂♀ Familiar form of Andrew or Andrea ☆ Angelina ♀ Affectionate form of Angela; angel or messenger ☆ Angeline ♀ French affectionate form of Angela; messenger ☆ Angelique ♀ Dutch form of French Angélique: angelic ☆ Anita ♀ Spanish diminutive of Ana ☆ Anna ♀ Grace or favour ☆ Anne ♀ Grace; form of Anna and Hannah ☆ Annette ♀ French diminutive of Anne ☆ Anthonette ♀ Source record ☆ Anthony ♂ English form of the Roman name Antonius ☆ Anton ♂ Form of the Roman family name Antonius ☆ Antonia ♀ Feminine of the Roman family name Antonius ☆ Antonie ♂♀ Source record ☆ Antonio ♂ Spanish and Italian form of Antonius ☆ Aria ♂♀ Song or melody in the Italian-derived account ☆ Ariane ♀ French form of the Greek name Ariadne ☆ Arianne ♀ Variant of Ariane, from Greek Ariadne ☆ Armin ♂ Modern form of Latinized Arminius ☆ Arno ♂ Source record ☆ Bea ♀ Short form of Beatrix or Beata ☆ Beatrice ♀ From Beatrix: traveller, later associated with blessed ☆ Beatrix ♀ Probably from traveller; later linked with blessed ☆ Bennie ♂ Familiar form of Benjamin or Benedict ☆ Bert ♂ Source record ☆ Bettina ♀ Diminutive of Elizabeth-forms or Italian Benedetta ☆ Bianca ♀ White or fair-coloured ☆ Bo ♂♀ Scandinavian Búi; also a spelling of Beau ☆ Bob ♂ Rhyming short form of Robert ☆ Bobby ♂ Affectionate form of Bob, from Robert ☆ Brent ♂ Steep hill, through English place names ☆ Bruce ♂ Scottish surname Bruce, linked to Norman Brix ☆ Bruno ♂ Germanic armour or brown name-element ☆ Bryan ♂ Variant of the Irish name Brian ☆ Caitlin ♀ English rendering of Irish Caitlín, from Katherine ☆ Calvin ♂ From a surname associated with bald ☆ Carina ♀ Dear or beloved in the Latin-name account ☆ Carla ♀ Feminine form of Carl or Karl ☆ Carlo ♂ Italian form of Charles; man or freeman ☆ Carolina ♀ Latinate feminine of Carolus, in the Charles family ☆ Cassandra ♀ Greek Kassandra, the Trojan princess’s name ☆ Catherine ♂♀ From Greek Aikaterine, later associated with “pure” ☆ Cecile ♀ Unaccented Cécile, French form of Cecilia ☆ No matches Try fewer filters or another spelling.
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Arabic name element meaning servant of the…
Abdul represents Arabic abd, servant, joined with al, the definite article. It commonly begins compound names whose following element supplies a divine name or attribute.
Read the meaning and history → Germanic noble-name short form; also Hebrew Adah
Ada is a familiar form of Germanic names beginning with adal, noble, such as Adelaide. It can also represent Hebrew Adah, a different name associated with ornament or adornment.
Read the meaning and history → Man or human being in Hebrew
Adam is the Hebrew word for man or human being used as a personal name. Genesis connects it by wordplay with adamah, ground or earth, in the creation account.
Read the meaning and history → Feminine form of Adrian; from Hadria
Adriana is the feminine form of Adrian, from Latin Hadrianus. The Roman name means a person from Hadria, an ancient Italian settlement name associated with the Adriatic.
Read the meaning and history → Where these forms come from 377 Dictionary evidence420 Wikidata208 Philippine source recordsA name can have more than one evidence layer, so these counts overlap. An exact spelling record supports its use in that source; the meaning and pronunciation need their own evidence. How we research names →