Aschton

Aschton means 'ash town' in Old English.

Ascil

Ascil means 'a little ash tree' in Old English.

Ascot

Ascot means 'from the ash tree cottage' in Old English.

Ascott

A surname derived from a place name meaning 'dweller at the east cottage or farm' in Old English.

Asdrubal

Derived from Phoenician roots meaning 'help of Baal' or 'Baal is my help.'

Asen

Derived from a name meaning 'the one who is blessed' or 'holy.'

Asenka

Asenka is a diminutive form of the name Alexandra, meaning 'protector of mankind.'

Asesa

Asesa is a variant of the name Asher, meaning 'blessed' or 'happy.'

Ashalee

Ashalee is a modern variation of Ashley, meaning 'ash tree meadow'.

Ashenford

A surname derived from a place where ashen trees were abundant, meaning 'ford by the ashes'.

Ashford

A place name meaning 'ford by the ash trees', commonly used as a surname.

Ashilda

Ashilda means 'divine strength' and is often associated with noble qualities.

Ashla

Ashla is often considered a modern variant of the name Ashley, meaning 'ash tree meadow'.

Ashlan

Ashlan is a modern variant of Ashland, meaning 'meadow where ash trees grow'.

Ashland

Ashland means 'land of ash trees'.

Ashle

Ashle is a variant of Ashley, meaning 'ash tree meadow'.

Ashlea

Ashlea, a variant of Ashley, means 'ash meadow'.

Ashleah

Ashleah, also a form of Ashley, means 'meadow of ash trees'.

Ashleay

Ashleay is a variation of Ashley, meaning 'ash tree meadow'.

Ashlee

Ashlee means 'meadow of ash trees', a common English name variant of Ashley.

Ashleen

Ashleen is a variant of Aisling, meaning 'dream' or 'vision'.

Ashlei

A variant of Ashley, meaning 'ash tree meadow.'

Ashleigh

A variant of Ashley, meaning 'ash tree meadow.'

Ashlek

A phonetic variation of Ashley, suggesting a connection to ash trees.

Ashleks

A unique variant derived from Ashley with no specific meaning but linked to ash trees.

Ashlen

A variant derived from Ashley, meaning 'ash tree meadow.'

Ashley

Meaning 'ash tree meadow', it has been widely used for both genders but primarily feminine.

Ashley ash wood

Refers to the combination of the name Ashley with natural elements, primarily associated with ash trees.

Ashli

A diminutive variation of Ashley, denoting 'ash tree meadow.'

Ashlie

A variant spelling of Ashley, meaning 'ash tree meadow.'

Ashliegh

A variant of Ashley, meaning 'ash tree meadow.'

Ashlin

Meaning 'ash tree meadow,' it is a modern variant of Ashley.

Ashling

Meaning 'dream or vision,' representing a female figure in Irish poetry and culture.

Ashlinn

An Irish name meaning 'dream' or 'vision.'

Ashly

A simplified spelling of Ashley, meaning 'ash tree meadow.'

Ashlye

A variant spelling of Ashley, meaning 'ash tree meadow.'

Ashlyn

A variant of Ashley, meaning 'ash tree meadow.'

Ashlynn

A modern variant of Ashley, meaning 'ash tree meadow.'

Ashlynne

A variant spelling of Ashlyn, meaning 'ash tree meadow.'

Ashworth

A surname meaning 'from the ash tree farm', usually associated with nature and tranquility.

Asia

Asia refers to the continent and signifies the eastern world or sunrise.

Asier

Asier means 'the beginning' in Basque.

Asija

Asija is often associated with the meaning of 'the one who lives.'

Asili

Asili means 'origin' or 'essence' in Swahili.

Asilia

Asilia means 'authentic' or 'original' in Swahili.

Asimina

A form of the name Amina, meaning trustworthy and faithful.

Asja

A diminutive of Anastasia, meaning 'resurrection.'

Askel

The name means 'God’s spear' or 'divine warrior.'

Asketa

Derived from Slavic roots meaning 'bringer of joy.'

Askol

Means 'divine' or 'God's path.'

Askran

Refers to someone who is associated with the divine or ancestors.

Aslak

Means 'God's ancestor.'

Asmus

Asmus is a variant of 'Aasmund' meaning 'divine protection' in German or Scandinavian origins.

Asos

Asos means 'to shine' or 'light' and is derived from Greek mythology.

Aspasia

Aspasia means 'welcome' and has historical connections to an influential woman in ancient Athens.

Asselyna

Asselyna is understood as 'blooming flower' or 'new beginnings'.

Asser

Asser means 'God's stone' or 'a divine stone' in Old Norse.

Assisi

Assisi is derived from Saint Francis of Assisi, known for his love of nature and animals.

Assumpta

Assumpta means 'taken up' or 'received' in Latin, often referring to the Assumption of Mary.

Assunda

Assunda is derived from 'assumpta' and means 'taken up' or 'ascended'.

Assunta

Assunta means 'assumed' or 'taken up' in reference to the Assumption of Mary.

Astella

Astella means 'little star' in Latin, often symbolizing hope or guidance.

Astghik

Astghik means 'little star' in Armenian, often associated with love and beauty.

Astria

Astria means 'star' and is often associated with celestial themes.

Astrit

Astrit translates to 'the star' and is linked to bright celestial bodies.

Astrita

Astrita means 'the star' and is derived from the word 'astrit'.

Astriti

Astriti represents 'the star' similarly to Astrit and Astrita.

Astro

Astro means 'star', deriving from Greek language roots.

Astrobella

Astrobella combines 'astro' (star) with 'bella' (beautiful), meaning 'beautiful star'.

Astrophel

Astrophel translates to 'star lover', derived from 'astro' (star) and 'philos' (love).

Asucena

Asucena means 'lily' or 'lily flower', representing purity.

Asuncion

The assumption (of the Virgin Mary).

Asya

A Russian derivation of the name 'Asia', symbolizing life and vitality.

Atalaya

Atalaya translates to 'watchtower' in Spanish, symbolizing vigilance.

Atalio

A name derived from the Latin word meaning 'father of the gods'.

Atalo

A name meaning 'father' or 'noble' derived from the Latin word 'atala'.

Athan

Athan means 'immortal' and is derived from the name Athanasios.

Athanasia

Athanasia means 'immortality' and is often associated with eternal life.

Athanasios

Athanasios means 'immortal' or 'eternal,' commonly used in Greek Orthodox contexts.

Athanasius

Athanasius means 'immortal' and is known as a prominent Christian theologian.

Atheel

A noble hero or warrior.

Atheleisia

Defender of mankind or protector.

Atheleys

From the meadow or clearing.

Athelflead

A noble one in battle.

Athelhard

Strong in battle or noble strength.

Athelheah

Highborn or noble.

Athelina

Noble or princess-like.

Athelinda

Beautiful and noble woman.

Athelmod

Noble protector or defender.

Athelstan

Stone of the noble one.

Athelyna

Pure or noble woman.

Atherol

Noble hero.

Atheron

Noble or brave warrior.

Atherton

From the town of the noble or from the settlement of the brave.

Athervan

Brave warrior or strong man.

Athiambo

One who is strong or powerful, often associated with the Luo ethnic community.

Athlyn

A combination of 'Ath' meaning 'river' and 'lyn' meaning 'lake'; it embodies the essence of water bodies.

Athmore

A great source of creativity and abundance.

Athol

A derived place name, signifying 'from the landscape of the river'.

Athos

A high mountain, often associated with spiritual heights and piety.