Admira

A name derived from the word for 'admire' or 'to be admired'.

Admiral

Originally a term for a naval officer, signifies authority at sea.

Admiranda

A feminine form of 'Admiral', meaning one to be admired.

Adney

Meaning 'from the Adriatic sea'.

Adny

Adny is a variation of the name 'Eden,' which means 'delight' or 'pleasure' in Hebrew.

Adoff

Adoff is derived from noble origins, potentially meaning 'noble strength' or 'brave.'

Adol

Adol means 'noble' or 'noble wolf' in Germanic roots.

Adolf

Adolf means 'noble wolf' in German and has historical connotations related to nobility.

Adolfa

Adolfa is a feminine form of Adolf, meaning 'noble wolf' in German.

Adolfina

Adolfina is a feminine variant of Adolf, translating to 'noble little wolf.'

Adolfo

Adolfo means 'noble wolf' in Spanish-origin contexts derived from Germanic languages.

Adolfus

Adolfus is an ancient variant of Adolf, meaning 'noble wolf.'

Adolph

Adolph means 'noble wolf,' derived from the elements 'adal' (noble) and 'wulf' (wolf).

Adolpha

Adolpha is the feminine form of Adolf, meaning 'noble wolf.'

Adolphe

Adolphe is the French variant of Adolf, meaning 'noble wolf.'

Adolphine

Adolphine is the feminine form of Adolphe, meaning 'noble little wolf.'

Adolpho

Adolpho is a Spanish variation of Adolf, meaning 'noble wolf.'

Adolphus

Adolphus is an older form of Adolf, meaning 'noble wolf.'

Adoncia

Derived from 'Adonai', it carries a similar meaning of nobility or lordliness.

Adone

It is a diminutive form of Adonis, symbolizing beauty and desire.

Adora

To be adored; signifies love and admiration.

Adoracion

Signifies worship or adoration, common in religious contexts.

Adore

To greatly love or regard; signifies deep affection.

Adorer

One who adores; expresses veneration or deep love.

Adorina

Derived from 'Adora', implying one who is adored.

Adorjan

A name meaning 'to adore' or 'beloved', common in Christian contexts.

Adotka

A Slavic name with meanings associated with hope and harmony.

Adrean

Adrean is a variant of Adrian, meaning 'from Hadria', a town in Northern Italy.

Adreana

Adreana is a feminine form of Adrian, meaning 'woman from Hadria'.

Adreanna

Adreanna is a modern variant of the name Adriana, meaning 'from Hadria'.

Adri

Adri is a diminutive or variant of Adrian, which means 'from Hadria'.

Adria

Adria is a feminine form of Adrian, meaning 'from Hadria'.

Adriaan

Adriaan is the Dutch form of Adrian, meaning 'from Hadria'.

Adrian

Adrian means 'from Hadria', a town in Northern Italy.

Adriana

Adriana is the feminine form of Adrian, signifying 'from Hadria'.

Adriane

Adriane is an alternative spelling of Adriana, meaning 'from Hadria'.

Adriani

Adriani is a variant of Adriana, meaning 'from Hadria'.

Adrianna

From the city of Adria, meaning 'dark' or 'rich' water.

Adrianne

Feminine form of Adrian, meaning 'from the Adriatic Sea' or 'dark one'.

Adriano

Italian form of Adrian, meaning 'from the Adriatic Sea'.

Adrians

Derived from Adrian, meaning 'from Hadria' or 'dark one'.

Adrianu

Variant of Adrian, meaning 'from the Adriatic Sea'.

Adrianus

Latin form of Adrian, meaning 'from the Adriatic Sea'.

Adric

Variant of a name meaning 'noble ruler'.

Adrie

Short form of Adrienne, meaning 'from the Adriatic Sea'.

Adrielle

Feminine form of Adrian, meaning 'from Hadria' or 'dark one'.

Adrien

French form of Adrian, meaning 'from the Adriatic Sea'.

Adriene

Variant of Adrienne, meaning 'from Hadria' or 'dark one'.

Adrienn

Feminine variant of Adrian, meaning 'from the Adriatic Sea'.

Adrienna

Variant of Adrienne, meaning 'from the Adriatic Sea'.

Adrienne

Feminine form of Adrian, meaning 'from the Adriatic Sea'.

Adrigu

Variant of Adrian, meaning 'one who is dark'.

Adrij

Short form or variant of Adrian, meaning 'dark one'.

Adrija

Feminine variant of Adrian, meaning 'from the Adriatic Sea'.

Adrijana

Feminine form of Adrian, meaning 'from the Adriatic Sea'.

Adrik

Variation of Adrian, meaning 'dark one'.

Adrion

Adrion means 'manly or masculine' originating from Greek roots.

Adron

A strong and manly one.

Adryan

One who is of great courage.

Adryen

One who is noble and manly.

Adstan

A variant of a name implying presence or existence.

Aduke

A variation of Duke, suggests leadership or nobility.

Adulf

Noble wolf, signifies strength and nobility.

Adut

A feminine name meaning 'one who has returned' in Dinka.

Ady

A short form that can represent names like Adrian or Adeline, often used for both genders.

Aegidius

Aegidius means 'Young goat' or 'Fawn.', associated with Saint Giles.

Aegthryth

Aegthryth translates to 'Noble strength'.

Aelbehrt

Aelbehrt translates to 'noble and bright' and has roots in Old High German.

Aelbert

Meaning 'noble' or 'bright', Aelbert has historic roots in Germanic languages.

Aelflead

The name means "noble beauty" in Old English.

Aelfled

It signifies "noble beauty" in Old English, similar to its variants.

Aelfleda

The name translates to "noble one" in Old English.

Aelfmaer

The name means "noble fame" in Old English.

Aelfnoth

It translates to "noble strength" in Old English.

Aelfraed

The name means "counsel of the elves" in Old English.

Aelfred

It means "elf counsel" in Old English.

Aelfric

The name translates to "elf ruler" in Old English.

Aelfrida

This name means "beautiful elf" in Old English.

Aelfrun

It signifies "elf mystery" in Old English.

Aelfryth

The name means "elf strength" in Old English.

Aelfsi

The name means "elf's victory" in Old English and can be used for any gender.

Aelfsige

It translates to "elf victory" in Old English.

Aelfstan

The name means "stone of the elf" in Old English.

Aelfthryth

It signifies "strength of the elves" in Old English.

Aelfwald

The name translates to "elf power" in Old English.

Aelfwaru

This name means "elf's protection" in Old English.

Aelfwear

The name signifies "elf keeper" in Old English.

Aelfweard

The name translates to "elf guardian" in Old English.

Aelfwin

It means "friend of the elves" in Old English.

Aelia

Sun; derived from the Latin word 'aelius' meaning sun.

Aelicia

Noble kind; derived from Alicia, meaning noble.

Aelina

Light; a form of the name Elena, meaning bright or shining light.

Aelinn

Darling; beloved, dear one.

Aelish

Noble; a form of the name Alice, meaning nobility.

Aelisia

Noble; derived from Alicia, meaning noble or exalted.

Aelizia

Joyful; derived from the Latin word meaning joyful or happy.

Aellius

Aellius is derived from the Latin family name meaning 'of the sun' or 'sunlight'.

Aelmar

Aelmar means 'noble' or 'famous' in Old Germanic.

Aelmer

Aelmer translates to 'noble and famous' in Old English.

Aelred

Aelred means 'noble counsel' in Old English.