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Names
188,940 names found · showing 6,161–6,200
| Baby Name | Meaning |
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| Alynn | Allyn is a variant of Allan, meaning 'strong and handsome' or 'little rock' in Gaelic. |
| Alyonka | Beauty Peasant Attraction |
| Alyosha | Defender of man. |
| Alyoshenka | Defender of man. |
| Alyque | Sweet; Flower; Kind to All |
| Alys | Of the nobility. |
| Alysa | "Princess. Variant of Alyssa, Alissa, Alisa." |
| Alysdare | Defender of mankind |
| Alyse | Variant of Alice. |
| Alysha | Nobility; Similar to Alice |
| Alyshea | Alternate Spelling: Alicia. Sweet. |
| Alysia | A name meaning noble nature. |
| Alyson | Variation of Alice. |
| Alyss | Of the nobility. |
| Alyssa | Form of Alice, meaning woman of the nobility, truthful; having high moral character; Good humor.; Of Noble Birth; Rational; Sweet Angel; Variant of Alice. |
| Alyssandra | Defender of mankind. Feminine of Alexander. |
| Alysse | Variant of Alice. |
| Alyssia | Variant of Alice. |
| Alystair | Defender of mankind |
| Alyster | Defender of mankind |
| Alyvia | Alyvia is a feminine given name derived from the Hebrew name 'Elia' meaning 'my God is the Lord'. |
| Alyx | Helper: defender. Variation of Alexander. |
| Alyxis | Defender of Mankind |
| Alzan | A name meaning the sunrise. |
| Alzbeta | Czechoslovakian form of Elizabeth. |
| Alzena | A woman of noble descent. |
| Alzina | A helper or a strong defender. |
| Alzubra | A star in the constellation Leo. |
| Al~alim | omniscient |
| Ama | Born on saturday |
| Amaalika | One who is a great princess. |
| Amaan | Peace; Variant of Aman: Protection. Without fear. |
| Amaanat | Security. Deposit. |
| Amaanath | A precious, sacred trust. |
| Amaanullah | Protection Treasure |
| Amaanya | One who is beyond measure. |
| Amaar | One who prays 5 times and fasts, Forever, Immortal |
| Amaay | Lord Ganesh, Free from error or deceit, Not cunning |
| Amaaya | A person of great illusion. |
| Amabel | Beautiful, loving, lovable.Amabel was used frequently during the Middle Ages and briefly in the 19th century, and has now been largely replaced by the diminutive Mabel. |