Alyx

A modern variant of Alex, meaning 'defender of the people.'

Alyxandria

A blend of Alyx and Alexandria, meaning 'defender of mankind.'

Alyxia

A variant of the name Alexis, meaning 'helper' or 'defender.'

Amabel

Amabel means 'lovable' or 'held in high regard.'

Amabella

Amabella means 'beautiful beloved.'

Amabil

Amabil means 'kind' or 'friendly.'

Amabila

Means 'lovable' or 'pleasant.'

Amabilia

Amabilia means 'worthy of love' or 'pleasant.'

Amabilis

Amabilis means 'worthy of love' or 'kind.'

Amabilla

Means 'good' or 'kind-hearted.'

Amabillia

Amabillia means 'beautiful' or 'admired.'

Amable

Meaning 'lovable' or 'kind,' Amable is often used to describe someone who is friendly and affable.

Amachi

Amachi means 'God's will' in Igbo, expressing the belief in divine purpose.

Amada

Amada means 'beloved' in Spanish, often used affectionately for someone dear.

Amadea

Amadea means 'lover of God' in Latin, used historically in Christian contexts.

Amadeu

Amadeu means 'lover of God' in Portuguese, similar to the Latin form Amadeus.

Amadeus

Amadeus means 'lover of God,' commonly associated with the famous composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Amadi

Amadi means 'the one who knows' in Igbo, often related to wisdom and knowledge.

Amadio

Amadio is a diminutive form of names deriving from Amadeus, meaning 'lover of God.'

Amadis

Amadis is derived from the Spanish or French for 'of the beloved,' popularized by literary works.

Amado

Amado means 'beloved' in Spanish, commonly used as a term of affection.

Amador

Amador means 'lover' in Spanish, often signifying someone who is loving or caring.

Amadora

Amadora means 'loving' in Spanish, closely related to Amado in meaning.

Amadour

Amadour means 'beloved' in Old French and has historical roots in Christian hagiography.

Amaechi

Amaechi means 'who knows the path' in Igbo, often conveying wisdom and guidance.

Amahl

Amahl means 'the one who is praised' and is often linked with the biblical figure represented as a shepherd.

Amaia

Amaia means 'the end' or 'the complete one' in Basque.

Amainder

Amainder is thought to mean 'a person who remains' in English.

Amalric

Ruler of work; a powerful leader.

Amanc

Brave

Amancia

One who is loved

Amancio

He who is loved

Amanda

Worthy of love

Amandina

Little Amanda; beloved

Amandine

Sweet; lovable

Amando

Loving

Amandus

Loving; worthy of love

Amapola

Poppy flower.

Amarachi

God's grace or God's mercy.

Amarachukwu

God's will or God's intention.

Amaranta

An everlasting flower, often interpreted as a symbol of eternal love.

Amarante

The flower that never fades or withers.

Amarantha

The unfading flower, symbolizing immortality.

Amarilla

The name means 'little immortal' or 'eternal' in Spanish context.

Amarine

The name signifies 'sea' in Latin, often associated with qualities of the ocean.

Amarion

The name is derived from 'Amari', meaning 'eternal' or 'immortal' in Latin contexts.

Amaryllis

A name often associated with a daffodil or a gentle girl of the woodlands, symbolizing beauty and love.

Amaryllys

A flower that blooms; also associated with beauty and elegance.

Amata

Beloved; can signify someone who is loved dearly.

Amati

To love; associated with love and affection.

Amato

Beloved or loved one.

Amaud

Brave leader or strong warrior.

Amauricus

Powerful; derived from the name Amory.

Amaury

Brave, powerful; a derivative of Amalric.

Amberjill

A combination name meaning 'amber' and 'jill,' often associated with brightness and cheerfulness.

Amberlee

A modern variation of Amber, meaning 'fossilized tree resin' which signifies warmth and energy.

Amberleigh

An elegant variant of Amber, meaning 'fossilized tree resin' often associated with beauty and warmth.

Amberley

A variant of Amber, suggesting a place or land of resilience and beauty.

Amberlie

A creative spelling of Amber, relating to the color amber and symbolizing warmth and strength.

Amberlin

A modern name that implies brightness and warmth, originating from the name Amber.

Amberly

A feminine variant of Amber, emphasizing brightness, warmth, and charm.

Amberlyn

A blend of Amber and Lynn, signifying warmth and charm of nature.

Amberlynn

A popular name combining Amber and Lynn, representing beauty and grace.

Ambria

A name derived from the Latin word 'amber', symbolizing warmth and light.

Ambriel

The name of an angel, meaning 'God is my strength'.

Ambrielle

A variation of Gabrielle, meaning 'God is my strength'.

Ambrogio

Derived from the Greek 'ambrosios', meaning 'immortal or divine'.

Ambroise

Meaning 'immortal', derived from the Greek 'ambrosios'.

Ambroos

Derived from the Greek 'ambrosios', meaning 'immortal'.

Ambros

Meaning 'immortal', derived from the ancient Greek word for 'divine'.

Ambrose

Derived from the Greek 'ambrosios', meaning 'immortal or divine'.

Ambrosine

Diminutive of Ambrosia, meaning 'immortal'.

Ambrosio

Meaning 'immortal', derived from the Greek word 'ambrosios'.

Ambrosius

Derived from Greek, meaning 'immortal' or 'divine'.

Ambrus

A Hungarian variant of Ambrose, meaning 'immortal'.

Ameda

Ameda means 'noble' or 'powerful' in Italian.

Amedee

Amedee means 'he who loves God' in French.

Amedeo

Amedeo translates to 'lover of God' in Italian.

Amee

Amee means 'beloved' in French.

Amefleur

Amefleur means 'flower of the soul' in French.

Ameila

Ameila means 'work' or 'industrious' in Latin.

Amela

Amela means 'hardworking' or 'industrious' in Slavic roots.

Amelea

Amelea is derived from the Latin word 'ameliorare', meaning 'to improve' or 'to be diligent' and is commonly associated with industriousness and progress.

Amelee

A variation of the name Amelia, meaning 'work' or 'industrious' in a modern context.

Amelia

Amelia means 'work' or 'industriousness', derived from the Germanic word 'amal' meaning 'work'.

Ameliana

A blend of Amelia and other names; it signifies 'hardworking' or 'industrious'.

Amelie

Amelie is derived from the German name Amalia, which means 'work' or 'hardworking'.

Amelina

Amelina is a diminutive of Amelia, and it signifies 'little Amelia', which retains connotations of industriousness.

Ameline

Ameline is a diminutive form of Amelia, meaning 'work' or 'to be laborious'.

Amelio

Amelio is a variation of the name Emil, meaning 'rival' or 'eager' and is rooted in Latin.

Amelita

Amelita is a diminutive form of Amelia, meaning 'little industrious one'.

Amell

Amell derives from the Old German name Amal, meaning 'work'.

Amelot

Amelot is a diminutive form of Amelia and means 'little industrious one' or 'hardworking'.

Amelyn

Amelyn is a variant of the name Amelia, meaning 'work' or 'to strive'.

Amelyta

A variation of Amelita, meaning 'little industrious one', referring to diligence and hard work.

Amender

Amender refers to 'one who makes amends', derived from the root word 'amend'.

Americo

Derived from Amerigo, meaning 'brave ruler' in Germanic roots.

Americus

A variation of Amerigo, meaning 'brave' or 'powerful' in Latin derivatives.

Amerigo

Means 'brave and powerful' with roots in Germanic languages.

Amette

Amette is a diminutive of the name Amethyst, which is a gem associated with clarity and balance.