Arne

Eagle or warrior, derived from the Old Norse name 'Arn' meaning eagle.

Arnel

A variant of Arnold, meaning 'ruler' or 'eagle ruler.'

Arnelle

A feminine form of Arnell, meaning 'eagle or powerful.',

Arneot

A derivative of Arne, meaning 'eagle' or 'warrior.'

Arness

Of unknown origin, possibly a variation of Ernest, pertaining to seriousness.

Arnet

A variant of Arnold, meaning 'eagle power.'

Arnett

Derived from an Old surname meaning 'the dweller at the eagle's nest.'

Arnewey

Possibly a variant of Arnett or a place-based name, but specific meaning is unclear.

Arngeir

Derived from Old Norse meaning 'eagle spear.'

Arnhild

Meaning 'eagle battle,' derived from the elements 'arn' (eagle) and 'hildr' (battle).

Arnhold

Meaning 'eagle power,' a variant of Arnold.

Arni

A diminutive of Arne, meaning 'eagle.'

Arnia

A variation of names like Arne and Arnal, conveying meanings related to eagles.

Arnie

A diminutive of Arnold or Arne, meaning 'eagle' or 'ruler.'

Arnik

A variant of Arne, meaning 'eagle.'

Arno

Arno is derived from 'eagle', symbolizing bravery and strength.

Arnoh

Arnoh also relates to 'eagle', representing noble qualities.

Arnola

Arnola is derived from 'Arnold', signifying a powerful ruler or eagle.

Arnold

Arnold means 'eagle ruler', indicating leadership and might.

Arnolde

Arnolde is a variation of Arnold, meaning 'eagle ruler'.

Arnoldo

Arnoldo means 'eagle powerful', a symbol of strength and protection.

Arnoldus

Arnoldus means 'eagle power', indicating noble strength.

Arnolf

Arnolf means 'eagle wolf', combining strength and courage.

Arnoll

Arnoll means 'eagle' or 'ruler', denoting leadership.

Arnost

Arnost means 'eagle', symbolizing power and authority.

Arnott

Arnott means 'eagle valley', symbolizing a strong, natural leader.

Arnoux

Arnoux means 'eagle', portraying strength and majesty.

Arnt

Arnt means 'eagle', derived from strong warrior connotations.

Arnulf

Arnulf means 'eagle wolf', highlighting valor in battle.

Arnulfo

Eagle ruler; powerful as an eagle.

Arny

A diminutive form of Arnold, meaning 'eagle ruler.'

Aroha

Love, compassion, and empathy.

Arold

Eagle ruler; similar to Arnold.

Aroldo

A variant of Arnold, meaning 'eagle ruler.'

Arpad

Arpad means 'from the surname of a legendary leader of the Hungarian tribes.'

Arra

Arra is derived from the Irish word meaning 'ocean, sea' or is linked with the name of a river.

Arran

Arran signifies 'a high place' in Scottish Gaelic, often related to the Isle of Arran.

Arrant

Arrant indicates 'a person who is acknowledged' or 'distinguished' in Old English.

Arsen

Means 'manly' or 'virile'.

Arsene

Derived from the Greek name 'Arsenios,' meaning 'masculine'.

Arsenia

Means 'pure' or 'holy', derived from the masculine Arsenius.

Arsenie

A variant of the name Arsen, meaning 'virile' or 'manly'.

Arsenio

A form of the name Arsenius, meaning 'virile'.

Arsenios

Means 'manly', derived from Latin and Greek origins.

Arseniusz

Polish form of Arsenius, meaning 'male' or 'manly'.

Arseniy

Arseniy means 'virile' or 'manly' in Greek.

Arshaluys

Arshaluys means 'heavenly light' in Armenian.

Arshavi

Arshavi means 'sunny' or 'radiant' in Armenian.

Arshes

Arshes means 'noble' or 'heroic' in Armenian.

Art

Noble and courageous, derived from Arthur.

Art-rs

A variant of Art, denoting noble and courageous qualities.

Artagnan

From Gascogna, associated with courage and bravery.

Artair

Derived from Gaelic, meaning 'bear' or 'the one who is noble'.

Artan

A name of Albanian origin meaning 'bear'.

Artana

An Albanian name that may refer to 'pure' or 'holy'.

Artbeu

A Scottish name potentially meaning 'bear' or related to nobility.

Arte

Derived from the name Arthur, meaning 'bear'.

Artek

A diminutive of Arthur in Polish, meaning 'bear'.

Artem

A Russian name meaning 'safe' or 'sound', particularly used in a religious context.

Artemas

A Greek name meaning 'belonging to Artemis' associated with the goddess of the hunt and wilderness.

Artemia

A feminine form of Artemas, it signifies 'belonging to Artemis' in ancient contexts.

Artemio

An Italian variant of Artemas, associated with the goddess Artemis, meaning 'gift from Artemis'.

Arthur

Arthur means 'bear' or 'noble' in Celtic.

Arthurina

Arthurina is a diminutive form of Arthur, suggesting 'little bear' or 'noble one' in Celtic.

Arthurine

Arthurine is a feminine variant of Arthur, meaning 'noble' or 'bear' in Celtic.

Arthurus

Arthurus is a variant of Arthur, signifying 'bear' in Celtic.

Artice

Artice means 'noble' or 'bear' in Celtic, derived from Arthur.

Artie

Artie is a diminutive of Arthur, meaning 'bear' or 'noble' in Celtic.

Artis

Artis means 'skill' or 'craft' in Latin.

Artjoms

Artjoms is a Latvian variant of the name Artyom, linked to the Greek name Artemios meaning 'of Artemis'.

Arto

Arto is derived from the Finnish version of the name Arthur, meaning 'bear' or 'rock' in Celtic.

Artos

Artos means 'bread' in Greek, often symbolizing sustenance.

Artoun

Artoun means 'the builder' or 'to build' in Armenian.

Arttu

Arttu is a Finnish variant of the name Arthur, meaning 'bear' or 'rock'.

Artturi

Artturi is the Finnish variation of Arthur, which means 'bear'.

Artur

Artur is derived from the Celtic name Arthur, which means 'bear'.

Arturo

Arturo is the Spanish form of Arthur, meaning 'bear'.

Arturs

Arturs is the Latvian form of Arthur, connected to the Celtic meaning 'bear'.

Arty

Arty is a diminutive of Arthur, typically meaning 'bear'.

Artyom

Artyom is a Russian name derived from Artemios, meaning 'safe or sound'.

Aruba

Aruba is a name associated with the Caribbean island, meaning 'well' or 'water', often used for females.

Arundel

From the high hill; a name frequently associated with geographic locations.

Arvio

A name meaning 'gift of God' derived from Finnish origins.

Arviragus

A legendary British king associated with historical and mythological narratives.

Arvis

A name that translates to 'genuine' or 'noble'.

Arvo

A name meaning 'worth' or 'value', popular in Finnish culture.

Arvon

A name meaning 'noble' or 'aristocratic' in Finnish.

Arvy

A name of English origin meaning 'elf warrior'.

Arwed

A noble and honorable ruler.

Arwen

Fair ether; noble maiden.

Arwin

Eagle friend; friend of the nobility.

Arwood

Eagle forest; a wooded area where eagles soar.

Arwyn

Skillful; fair; beautiful.

Asasia

Asasia is derived from a combination of Greek roots meaning 'of the earth'.

Asbury

Asbury means 'ash tree fort' in Old English.

Ascelin

Ascelin means 'noble' or 'the one who is noble' in Old French.

Ascelina

Ascelina is a feminine form meaning 'noble' in Old French.

Ascencion

Ascencion means 'ascension' or 'the act of ascending' in Spanish, often related to religious significance.

Ascferth

Ascferth means 'bear of the ash tree' in Old English.

Aschere

Aschere means 'ash tree' in German, often associated with strength.