| Adain | Derived from the word for fire. |
| Adalbrecht | High-born; Brilliant; Bright Nobility |
| Adalhard | One who is brave and noble. |
| Adalwin | A noble and loyal friend. |
| Adamnan | Name of an abbot |
| Adamya | One who is hard to conquer. |
| Adana | Spanish feminine of Adam. |
| AdaNalie | God is my noble refuge now. |
| Adani | One who is noble and wealthy. |
| Adanne | Mother's daugther |
| Adarpadyavand | Salutations to the feet of the Lord, a traditional Sanskrit phrase used in Hindu worship and devotion. |
| Adarsa | Mirror; Image; The Ideal |
| Addar | Prince, ruler, noble, exalted |
| Addeva | Variant of Adiva: Pleasant. Gentle. |
| Addiena | A noble and kindhearted person. |
| Addon | Basis; foundation; the Lord |
| Adebayo | Nigerian for 'he was happy'. |
| Adeena | Pious, Good luck, Slender |
| Adelio | Father of the noble prince |
| Adeliz | Powerful; Complete; Amazing |
| Adelle | One who is noble and serene. |
| Adelmira | A noble and famous individual. |
| Adeola | A name meaning the crown brings honor. |
| Aderet | A Hebrew name meaning mantle. |
| Adeshpal | One who Obeys Command |
| Adharmaka | One who is Always Egger to Destroy |
| Adharsh | An ideal person or a perfect model. |
| Adhij | Born from a higher source. |
| Adhikavi | The first or greatest poet. |
| Adhiksit | One who is a great king. |
| Adhistri | A Superior; Distinguished Woman |
| Adhitha | From the Beginning |
| Adhithi | Freedom, Safety, Abundance |
| Adhrgu | Knower of the Inconsistent |
| Adhvaga | Traveller; Holy River Ganga |
| Adhvit | One who is singular and sole. |
| Adhya | First power, one of the ten durgas |
| Adhyen | One who is a scholar. |
| Adidev | The Lord of the lords, The first God |
| Adikara | The First Creator; Lord Brahma |