Amey

Amey is derived from the Old French 'Amee', meaning 'beloved'.

Amez

Amez is derived from the Spanish surname, often denoting 'the one who comes from the field.'

Amfelice

Amfelice is derived from 'Felicity,' meaning 'happiness' or 'good fortune'.

Amfelisia

Amfelisia is a variant of Amfelice, meaning 'happiness' or 'good luck'.

Amherst

Amherst is a surname meaning 'one who lives by the river or stream'.

Amhold

Amhold is derived from the Germanic elements meaning 'brave' and 'power'.

Amia

Amia is derived from the Latin word 'amare', meaning 'to love'.

Amiah

Amiah is a modern variant of Amaya, which means 'night rain' in Basque.

Amian

Amian means 'unbeatable' or 'invincible' in Celtic origin.

Amias

Amias means 'beloved' in Latin.

Amic

Amic derives from the Latin word 'amicus' meaning 'friend.'

Amica

Amica means 'female friend' in Latin.

Amicabilis

Amicabilis means 'friendly' or 'lovable' in Latin.

Amicia

Amicia means 'noble friend' in Latin.

Amicus

Amicus means 'friend' in Latin.

Amide

Amide relates to 'friend' in Latin.

Amie

Amie means 'friend' in French.

Amiea

Amiea is a variant of Amie, also meaning 'friend' in French.

Amiee

Amiee is another spelling variant of Amie, meaning 'friend' in French.

Amilcar

Derived from the name Hamilcar, meaning 'eagle' or 'the favor of Baal.'

Amileigh

A variation of the name Amelia, meaning industrious or striving.

Amilia

Variant of Amelia, meaning work or industrious.

Amilzha

A modern name possibly derived from Amelia, meaning industrious.

Aminda

A name possibly derived from Amanda, meaning worthy of love.

Amindah

Derivative of Amanda, meaning deserving of love.

Aminie

Aminie is derived from 'Amina', meaning 'trustworthy' or 'faithful' in French origin.

Aminta

Aminta derives from Greek, meaning 'defender' or 'protector'.

Amintore

Amintore means 'the one who protects' in Italian.

Amis

Amis means 'friend' in French.

Amiscia

Amiscia means 'companion' in Italian.

Ammanuel

God is with us, often associated with the Hebrew Bible and Christian doctrine.

Ammecati

Derived from an Italian surname, indicating someone from a specific locality or family name.

Ammer

A name that means servant or one who works for others.

Ammerie

A feminine form of the name Ammer, often associated with a motherly or nurturing role.

Ammie

A diminutive of Amelia, meaning work or industriousness.

Ammorett

A diminutive of the name Amore, signifying love or affection.

Amo

Amo means 'I love' in Italian; it can also reference Native American narratives.

Amobi

Amobi translates to 'who knows tomorrow?' in Igbo culture.

Amondo

Amondo means 'the protector' or 'he who is loved' derived from the Latin root.

Amor

Amor means 'love' in Latin.

Amora

Amora translates to 'beloved' or 'a woman who loves' in Latin.

Amorelle

Amorelle refers to a 'little love' in French.

Amoret

Amoret means 'little love' from the Old French diminutive.

Amoria

Amoria means 'love' or 'beloved' in Latin.

Amorica

Amorica means 'land of love' derived from Latin origins.

Amorie

Amorie means 'love' derived from Latin roots.

Amorina

Amorina means 'little love' in Italian.

Amory

Amory means 'brave' or 'work' derived from Germanic origins.

Amott

Amott means 'noble' or 'powerful' in Old English and Old French origins.

Amparo

Amparo means 'protection' or 'refuge' in Spanish.

Amphilochius

From the Greek roots meaning 'loving and knowledgeable'.

Amsden

Amsden means 'valley where elm trees grow' or 'a place with elm trees' in Old English.

Amund

The name Amund means 'divine protection' or 'protected by the gods'.

Amundsgn

Amundsgn is a variation of Amund, retaining the meaning of 'divine protection'.

Amy

Amy means 'beloved' or 'dearly loved' and comes from the Old French 'aimé'.

Amya

Amya is a modern variation of Amy, meaning 'beloved'.

Amyah

Amyah is an alternative spelling of Amy, meaning 'beloved'.

Amybeth

Amybeth combines 'Amy' and 'Elizabeth', meaning 'beloved' and 'pledged to God'.

Amycia

Amycia is a modern variant of Amy, signifying 'beloved'.

Amyfelyse

Amyfelyse is a modern variant combining 'Amy' and 'Felicity', meaning 'beloved' and 'happy'.

Amylia

Amylia is a variation of Amelia, meaning 'work' or 'industrious' in Latin.

Amylin

Amylin is a modern adaptation combining Amy and Lynn, commonly implying 'beloved'.

Ana

Grace; favor.

Anabel

Gracious; lovable; bringing joy.

Anabela

Grace; brings joy; loving.

Anabell

Gracious and beautiful one

Anabella

Gracious and beautiful; a diminutive of Anna

Anabelle

Gracious and beautiful; derived from Anne and Belle

Anabeth

Grace and faith; a combination of Anna and Elizabeth

Anabila

Variant of Anabella, meaning 'gracious' and 'beautiful'

Anabilia

The beautiful and gracious one; an Italian variation of Anna

Anabilla

A derivative of Anabell, meaning 'graceful' and 'beautiful'

Anabille

A variation of Anabelle, meaning 'gracious and beautiful'

Anachorita

A name associated with the concept of being secluded or withdrawn; a feminine form of Anachorite

Anacleto

The name means 'called' or 'invoked'; derived from the Greek Anacletos

Anacletus

Means 'the called one'; traditionally associated with early Christian martyrs

Anadia

A variation of the name Ana, meaning 'gracious' or 'full of grace.'

Anahi

A variation of the name Ana, meaning 'grace' or 'favor.'

Anahit

Means 'immaculate' or 'undefiled,' linked to purity and virtue.

Anaiah

Answered prayer.

Anais

Grace; a French variant of Anna.

Anak

Son; used to indicate a descendant or child.

Analee

A modern variant of the name Anna, meaning 'grace' or 'favor'.

Analeigh

A modern combination of Anna and Leigh, meaning 'graceful meadow'.

Anali

A variant of the name Anaya, meaning 'caring' or 'compassionate'.

Analia

A variant of the name Ana, meaning 'full of grace'.

Analiese

A combination of Anna and Liese, meaning 'grace and God is my oath'.

Analilia

Derived from Analise, meaning 'grace' and 'God is my oath'.

Analina

A modern derivation of Anna and Lina, meaning 'graceful and tender'.

Analisa

A variation of Anna and Lisa, meaning 'grace and God's promise'.

Analise

A combination of Anna and Elise, meaning 'grace and pledged to God'.

Analisia

A modern twist on Analise, meaning 'grace and devoted to God'.

Analiz

A contemporary variant of Analise, meaning 'grace and God's promise'.

Anamaria

A combination of Ana and Maria, meaning 'grace and bitter' (in the biblical sense).

Anamarie

A combination of Anna and Marie, meaning 'grace and wished-for child'.

Anamarija

A variant of Anna and Maria, meaning 'grace and bitter' (in the biblical sense).

Ananias

One who is graciously given by God.

Anastacia

Anastacia means 'resurrection' in Greek.

Anastacio

Anastacio is derived from Anastasia and means 'reborn' or 'resurrected' in Greek.

Anastas

Anastas means 'resurrection' in Greek culture.