Allfry

Diminutive of Alfred, meaning 'wise counselor'.

Allfryda

Similar to Allfry, meaning 'wise elf', merging wisdom and elfin qualities.

Allfy

A diminutive form expressive of friendliness, derived from Alfred.

Allgar

Meaning 'foreigner', reflecting heritage and a nomadic spirit.

Allger

Meaning 'noble and brave', indicating strength and valor.

Alli

A diminutive form of Elizabeth, meaning 'pledged to God', representing devotion.

Allice

A variant of Alice, meaning 'noble', symbolizing high social standing or virtue.

Allicea

Meaning 'noble', derived from a variation of Alice, embodying grace and esteem.

Allicen

A variant of Alice, meaning 'noble' or 'of the nobility.'

Allicenne

A variant of Alice, meaning 'noble' or 'of the nobility.'

Allie

A diminutive form of Alison or Alice, meaning 'noble one.'

Allin

A variant of Alan, meaning 'handsome' or 'cheerful.'

Alline

A diminutive form of Alice, meaning 'noble' or 'of the nobility.'

Allis

A diminutive or variation of Alison, meaning 'noble one.'

Allisann

A combination of Alison and Anne, meaning 'noble' and 'grace.'

Allisanne

A combination of Alison and Anne, meaning 'noble' and 'grace.'

Allison

Derived from the Old French name Alis, meaning 'noble' or 'of the nobility.'

Allisoun

An archaic form of Alice, meaning 'noble' or 'of the nobility.'

Allissa

A modern variant of Alyssa, meaning 'noble' or 'of a noble kind.'

Allisson

A variation of Allison, meaning 'noble one.'

Allister

A variant of Alistair, meaning 'defender of the people.'

Allisun

A variant of Allison, meaning 'noble one.'

Allisyn

A modern variant of Allison, meaning 'noble one.'

Allix

A derivative of 'Alyx,' meaning defender of mankind.

Allmer

Derived from 'Almer,' meaning noble or renowned.

Allouette

Meaning lark, symbolizing joy and playfulness as a bird.

Allred

Meaning old counsel, often associated with wisdom.

Allric

Meaning noble ruler, combining strength and leadership.

Allson

Meaning son of Allen, indicating lineage or descent.

Allsop

Derived from a surname meaning from the farm on the hillside.

Allston

Meaning from the elder town, denoting a geographic origin.

Allton

Meaning from the old farm, indicating heritage and agriculture-related roots.

Ally

A diminutive form of names like Alison or Alice, meaning 'noble'.

Allyce

A variant of Alice, meaning 'noble one'.

Allyn

A variant of Alan, meaning 'handsome' or 'cheerful'.

Allys

A variant of Alyssa, derivatively meaning 'noble'.

Allysa

A variant of Alyssa, often interpreted as 'noble'.

Allyse

A variant of Elise, meaning 'pledged to God'.

Allysia

A modern variation of Alicia, meaning 'noble'.

Allyson

A variant of Alison, meaning 'noble'.

Allysoun

A medieval variant of Alison, meaning 'noble'.

Allyssa

A variant of Alyssa, derived from 'Alice,' meaning 'noble' or 'exalted.'

Allysson

A variant of Alyson, meaning 'noble' or 'noble one.'

Allysyn

A phonetic variant of Alyson, meaning 'noble.'

Alma

Means 'soul' in Spanish, symbolizing vitality and essence of life.

Almaia

A modern name that blends 'Alma' and other elements, often interpreted as 'soul' or 'nurturing.'

Almalyn

A variant of 'Alma' combined with -lyn, often signifying 'noble soul.'

Alman

Derived from the Germanic element 'ala' meaning 'all' or 'whole' combined with 'man.'

Almanzo

A modern name possibly derived from 'Almond' or 'noble man,' reflecting strength.

Almar

Means 'noble' or 'famous land' in Germanic roots, often used for both genders.

Almaric

Means 'ruler of all' from the Germanic roots 'adal' (noble) and 'meri' (famous).

Almarick

A variant of Almaric, meaning 'noble ruler' from Germanic origins.

Almarine

Means 'from the sea' in French, signifying a connection to water and beauty.

Almaye

A modern name likely representing strength or vitality, connected to 'Alma.'

Almeda

Means 'meadow' or 'grassy place' in Spanish, symbolizing peace and nature.

Almeida

Originally a Portuguese surname signifying 'the oak grove', often associated with strength and endurance.

Almer

Means 'noble' or 'renowned' in German, often signifying high status or character.

Almeria

Refers to the name of a city in Spain, derived from Arabic meaning 'the watchtower'.

Almeta

Means 'noble' or 'high' in Latin, signifying stature and elevation.

Almir

Means 'prince' or 'commander' in Slavic languages, connoting leadership.

Almo

A name meaning 'elf', reflecting a mythical and whimsical nature.

Almond

Refers to the almond tree and nuts, symbolizing prosperity and nourishment.

Almund

Derived from Old English, meaning 'noble protector', indicating strength and guardianship.

Almus

The name Almus means 'nourishing' or 'kind' in Latin.

Almut

Almut means 'noble strength' in Germanic roots.

Aloc

Aloc translates to 'to speak' in Latin, used for both genders.

Alodia

Alodia means 'wealthy' or 'prosperous' in Spanish origin.

Alodie

Alodie means 'rich' or 'noble' in French.

Aloin

Aloin means ‘noble friend’ in Latin.

Alois

Alois is derived from the German name Ludwig, meaning 'famous warrior' or 'renowned fighter', derived from Latin.

Aloisa

Aloisa means 'famous warrior' in Latin, often considered a feminine form of Alois.

Aloise

Aloise means 'famous warrior' or 'noble' in Old German.

Aloisia

Aloisia is a feminine form of Alois, meaning 'famous warrior'.

Aloisio

Aloisio is the Italian form of Alois, meaning 'noble' or 'famous warrior'.

Alojz

Alojz is the Slovak variation of Louis, meaning 'renowned warrior'.

Alojzije

Alojzije is a Croatian variant of Alois, meaning 'famous warrior'.

Alojzy

Alojzy is the Polish variant of Louis, meaning 'famous warrior'.

Aloma

Aloma means 'night' or 'noble' in Spanish.

Alondra

Alondra translates to 'lark', a symbol of freedom and joy.

Alonsa

Alonsa is a variation of Alonzo, which means 'noble and ready'.

Alonso

Alonso means 'noble and eager' and has roots in Old German.

Alonza

Alonza is a feminine form of Alonzo, meaning 'noble and ready'.

Alonzo

Alonzo means 'noble and eager' derived from German roots.

Alora

Alora means 'my dream' or 'the dreamer' in Latin origins.

Aloria

Aloria typically signifies 'my dream' or can relate to heights and aspirations.

Alouette

Alouette means 'lark', representing freedom and joy in French culture.

Aloys

Aloys means 'famous warrior', deriving from the name Louis.

Aloysia

Aloysia is a feminine variant of Aloys, meaning 'famous warrior'.

Aloysisus

Aloysius means 'famous warrior', with strong historical ties to religious figures.

Aloysius

Aloysius means 'famous warrior' and is closely associated with various saints.

Alpha

The first letter of the Greek alphabet, symbolizing new beginnings or strength.

Alphaeus

One who is a son of a well-off family, often used in the context of biblical figures.

Alphege

A name of a saint, meaning 'elf heritage.'

Alphegus

Derived from Alphaeus, referring to a helper or supporter.

Alpheus

Meaning 'supplanting,' often associated with different biblical references.

Alphie

A diminutive of Alphonso, meaning noble and ready.

Alphonse

Noble and prepared, rooted in old Germanic origins.

Alphonsine

The feminine form of Alphonse, also meaning 'noble and prepared.'

Alphonso

Eager for battle, derived from Germanic roots.

Alphonsus

Derived from Alphonse, meaning ready for battle and noble.