Alphonzo

A variation of Alphonse, meaning noble and ready.

Alpin

Referring to the alpine regions, often symbolizing height and strength.

Alred

A name that means 'elf counsel' or 'wise ruler.'

Alric

A name meaning 'noble ruler' or 'ruler of all.'

Alrick

A variation of Alric, meaning 'noble ruler.'

Alrik

A variant of Alric, meaning 'ruler of all' or 'noble power.'

Alsatia

A name that refers to the region of Alsace, associated with charm and grace.

Alseta

Meaning 'noble' or 'of noble birth.'

Alson

A name derived from 'Alson' meaning 'noble' or 'son of Albert.'

Alston

A name that means 'son of the old town' or 'from the old estate.'

Alt

Meaning 'old' or 'ancient'; reflects a tradition or heritage.

Alta

A name meaning 'high' or 'elevated.'

Altagracia

The name refers to 'The Great Grace', often associated with the Virgin Mary in religion.

Althia

Althia means 'healing' or 'wholesome' in Greek.

Altmann

Altmann means 'old man' or 'elder' in German.

Alton

Alton means 'town by the river' in Old English.

Aluburg

Aluburg is derived from a combination of Old English elements meaning 'elf fortress.'

Alucia

Alucia means 'light' in Latin, derived from 'lux.'

Aluer

Aluer signifies 'warrior' in Nguni languages.

Aluerad

Aluerad is a derived form of Aluer with a similar meaning of 'warrior.'

Aluerd

Aluerd indicates a strong warrior or leader in Nguni languages.

Alueredus

Alueredus implies a 'noble warrior.'

Alueua

Alueua is likely a modern name without a widely recognized meaning.

Alueue

Alueue may stem from creative formations with no specific meaning.

Alugu

Alugu generally means 'a person who goes to war.'

Aluhburg

Aluhburg suggests a 'fortified place for elves' from Germanic languages.

Aluin

Aluin is a variation of Alain, meaning 'noble' or 'handsome.'

Aluina

Aluina means 'little, winged one,' derived from Latin.

Aluino

Meaning 'noble friend', derived from the Latin name Albinus.

Alun

Means 'handsome' or 'fair' in Welsh.

Aluoch

A Luo name meaning 'a follower of God'.

Alura

Means 'dream' or 'to be in a dream' in modern English usage.

Alurea

Derived from 'Laura', meaning 'bay laurel' in Latin contexts.

Alured

Means 'noble' or 'honorable' derived from the Latin 'Alure'.

Aluredus

A variation of Alured, meaning 'noble' or 'honorable'.

Aluret

A variant of Alured, meaning 'noble' or 'honorable'.

Aluuard

Derived from 'Aldeward', meaning 'old guardian' in Old Norse.

Aluuin

A variant of Aluin, meaning 'noble friend'.

Alvan

Means 'the bright light' in Welsh.

Alvar

Noble or elf army; brave

Alvara

A feminine form of Alvar, meaning noble or elf army

Alvard

All-powerful ruler

Alvarez

Son of Alvaro, meaning defender of all

Alvarie

Of noble lineage or an elf warrior

Alvaro

Guardian or protector; one who defends all; brave

Alven

Elf friend; noble

Alvena

Elf friend; noble

Alvera

Derived from Alvar, indicating noble or elf army

Alverda

Green; flourishing

Alvere

Noble; brave

Alveredus

A variation of Alvaro; fierce and noble protector

Alverna

Green; spring-like

Alverta

A variant of Alvera, meaning noble

Alvery

Noble; brave; often associated with elves

Alveua

Likely a modern variant of Alveena or Alveera

Alvieva

Alvieva is derived from Slavic roots meaning 'elf' or 'magical being'.

Alvin

Alvin means 'noble friend' in Old English.

Alvina

Alvina means 'elf friend' in Old English.

Alvine

Alvine means 'elf army' in Germanic origins.

Alvineea

Alvineea is a variant combining 'Alvina' with a feminine suffix to signify beloved essence.

Alvinia

Alvinia is a feminine variant of 'Alvin', meaning 'noble friend'.

Alvira

Alvira means 'truthful' or 'truth' in Spanish.

Alvita

Alvita means 'noble' from Latin roots.

Alviua

Alviua is derived from Latin and signifies 'noble' or 'kind'.

Alvon

Alvon means 'elf' from Welsh tradition.

Alvva

Alvva is derived from 'Alva' meaning 'elf' or 'magical being'.

Alwinna

Alwinna means 'noble friend' in Germanic origins.

Alwyna

Alwyna means 'noble friend' in Anglo-Saxon language.

Alwyne

Alwyne means 'noble friend' in Old English.

Aly

Aly is a diminutive of names such as Alistair, meaning 'defender of men' or 'noble'.

Alyce

Noble or graceful.

Alycia

Noble or truthful.

Alyda

Noble or kind.

Alydia

The meaning is associated with being noble.

Alyenora

Shining light; bright.

Alyn

Fair, beautiful, or pleasant.

Alyne

Noble or bright.

Alyona

Bright or shining light; a form of Elena.

Alyosha

Defender of mankind; a diminutive form of Alexander.

Alys

Noble or uplifting.

Alysa

Noble or kind.

Alysan

Noble, kind, or sweetness.

Alysane

Noble or elevated.

Alyse

Noble or truthful.

Alyseca

A modern variation of the name Alicia, meaning 'noble' or 'of nobility.'

Alysha

A variation of the name Alesha, meaning 'protected by God.'

Alyshia

A modern spelling variant of Alicia, which means 'noble.'

Alyshialynn

A modern blend creating a unique name, combining elements from Alysha and Lynn, commonly viewed as a feminine name.

Alysia

A variation of Alicia, meaning 'noble' or 'truthful.'

Alyson

A variation of Alison, meaning 'noble kind.'

Alysone

A variation of Alyson, also meaning 'noble kind.'

Alyss

A variant of Alyssa, often associated with the flower name meaning 'noble.'

Alyssa

A name derived from a flower, meaning 'noble' or 'noblewoman.'

Alyssandra

A combination of Alyssa and Alexandra, meaning 'defender of mankind.'

Alysse

A variation of Alyssa, meaning 'noble' and related to the flower genus of the same name.

Alyssia

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

Alyssianna

A modern combination of Alyssa and Anna, meaning 'favor' or 'grace.'

Alyssum

A name derived from the flower, associated with the term 'noble.'

Alyva

A modern interpretation of the name that hints at 'noble.'

Alyviah

A variant of Olivia, meaning 'olive tree' symbolizing peace.