Agned

Agned is a lesser-known name possibly linked to the root 'Agnus', meaning 'lamb' in Latin.

Agnella

Agnella means 'little lamb' in Italian, derived from Agnes.

Agnello

Agnello means 'little lamb' in Italian, referencing purity and innocence.

Agnes

Agnes means 'pure' or 'holy' from the Greek word 'hagios'.

Agnesina

Agnesina means 'little Agnes' in Italian, implying purity and innocence.

Agness

Agness is a variant of Agnes, meaning 'pure'.

Agnessa

Agnessa is a variation of Agnes and means 'pure' or 'holy'.

Agneta

Agneta means 'chaste' or 'pure', related to Agnes.

Agnete

Agnete means 'pure' in Scandinavian languages, derived from Agnes.

Agnetha

Agnetha is a Swedish variation of Agnes, meaning 'pure'.

Agnetta

Agnetta is an Italian diminutive of Agnes, meaning 'pure'.

Agnieszka

Pure or holy; derived from 'Agnieszka', a Polish form of 'Agnes'.

Agnolo

Agnolo is an Italian form of 'angel' which means 'messenger' in Latin.

Agnus

Agnus means 'lamb' in Latin, often symbolizing innocence and purity in Christian tradition.

Agnys

Agnys is a variant of Agnès, which means 'pure' or 'holy' in Greek.

Agostina

Agostina is the feminine form of Augustinus, meaning 'venerable' or 'magnificent' in Latin.

Agostino

Agostino is a name derived from Augustus, meaning 'majestic' or 'great' in Latin.

Agota

Agota is a Hungarian name meaning 'goodness' or 'kindness', often linked to purity and virtue.

Agote

Agote is a name of Hungarian origin meaning 'good' or 'virtuous'.

Agrippa

Means 'one who is born feet first' in Latin; a notable Roman surname.

Agrippe

A variation of Agrippa, often used as a feminine form in French culture.

Agueda

Derived from the late Latin name 'Agueda', meaning 'good' or 'holy'.

Aguisel

A name associated with nobility, derived from 'Agustín' meaning majestic or venerable.

Agurys

Derived from Agur, likely means composed or gathered.

Agusta

Feminine form of Augustus, meaning 'great' or 'magnificent'.

Agustin

Derived from 'Augustus', meaning 'great' or 'majestic'.

Agustina

Feminine form of Agustin, meaning 'great' or 'venerable'.

Agustine

Variant of Agustin, meaning 'great' or 'majestic'.

Agustino

Italian form of Augustine, meaning 'great' or 'venerable'.

Agusto

Spanish form of Augustus, meaning 'great' or 'magnificent'.

Agwisance

Means 'to be wise or knowledgeable' in Kikongo language.

Agya

Means 'to be responsible' or 'to take charge' in the Akan language.

Agyei

A name given to denote a person who is brave or fearless.

Agyenim

A name meaning 'one who is trusted.'

Agymah

A name meaning 'one who is admired.'

Ahlfrith

The name means 'peace' or 'warrior' in Old English.

Ahren

A name meaning 'eagle ruler' or 'honorable' in Germanic languages.

Aibhne

Meaning 'beautiful' or 'radiant' in Gaelic.

Aicken

A name derived from a surname meaning 'little oak'.

Aidan

A name meaning 'small fire'.

Aidanne

A variant of Aidan meaning 'little fire.'

Aide

Helper; assistant.

Aidee

Joyful; happy.

Aideen

Little fire.

Aiden

Little fire; fiery one.

Aidenn

Little fire; fiery one.

Aidh

Fire; fiery.

Aidis

Helper; assistant.

Aidrian

From the Adriatic Sea; dark one.

Aidric

Rich and powerful ruler; wealthy leader.

Aidyn

Fire; fiery one.

Aiekin

Little fire; fiery one.

Aiessa

Noble; kind; gracious.

Aifa

Beauty; precious.

Aifric

Daughter of the sea; the sea is an important aspect of nature.

Aigneis

Aigneis is derived from the Gaelic name Aine, which means 'brightness' or 'radiance'.

Aija

Aija is often considered a variant of Aiya, which means 'life' in Estonian.

Aiken

Aiken is a diminutive of Aiken, which means 'little fire' in Scottish Gaelic.

Aikin

Aikin is derived from a surname meaning 'son of Aike' or 'oak tree'.

Ail

Ail derives from the Gaelic word for 'noble' or 'generous'.

Aila

Aila means 'bringer of light' in Finnish culture.

Ailda

Ailda corresponds to 'noble' or 'warrior maiden' in Old English.

Aildreda

Aildreda means 'noble strength' in Old English.

Ailed

Ailed is derived from the Irish name Ailbhe, meaning 'noble' or 'bright.'

Aileen

Aileen is the Irish form of Helen, meaning 'bright' or 'shining light.'

Aileene

Aileene is a variant of Aileen and shares the same meaning of 'bright' or 'shining light.'

Ailen

Ailen is a modern name with roots that suggest 'noble' or 'bright.'

Aileth

Aileth is derived from the Old English word meaning 'noble.'

Aileve

Aileve is a variation of the name Ailbhe, meaning 'bright.'

Ailey

Ailey is derived from the Old English word meaning 'hay clearing.'

Ailfled

Ailfled is composed of elements meaning 'noble' and 'field' in Old Irish.

Ailfrid

Ailfrid means 'elf peace' in Old English.

Ailfryd

Ailfryd is a variation of Ailfrid and means 'elf peace.'

Ailhiet

Ailhiet means 'noble' in Gaelic origins.

Aili

Aili is a Finnish diminutive of names such as Aileen and means 'holy' or 'noble.'

Ailia

Ailia is derived from the Irish name Ailbhe and means 'noble.'

Ailid

Ailid means 'sixth' in Irish.

Ailidh

Ailidh is a Scottish variation of Ailbhe, meaning 'bright' or 'noble.'

Ailiet

Ailiet is a diminutive of names like Aileen, meaning 'light' or 'bright.'

Ailin

Ailin is derived from the Gaelic name Ailin and means 'little rock.'

Ailise

Ailise is a form of Ailbhe and means 'noble.'

Ailith

Ailith means 'noble' or 'exalted' in Old English.

Aillmer

Aillmer means 'noble' or 'gracious' warrior in Old English.

Ailmar

Ailmar means 'elf famous' in Old English.

Ailmer

Ailmer means 'noble' and 'famous' in Old English.

Ailmund

Ailmund translates to 'noble protection' in Old English.

Ailred

Ailred means 'noble counsel' in Old English.

Ailsie

Ailsie is a diminutive of Ailsa, meaning 'fairy goddess' in Scottish.

Ailuin

Ailuin means 'deer' in Welsh.

Ailward

Ailward means 'noble guardian' in Old English.

Ailwin

Ailwin means 'noble friend' in Old English.

Ailwinus

Ailwinus means 'noble friend' in Latin derivation.

Ailwyn

Ailwyn means 'noble joy' in Old English.

Aimee

Aimee means 'beloved' in French.

Aimeeloved

Aimeeloved means 'beloved one' in modern usage.

Aimeric

Aimeric means 'work ruler' or 'leader' in Germanic.

Aimery

Aimery means 'brave ruler' in French.

Aimie

A diminutive form of the name 'Amy', meaning 'beloved' or 'friend'.

Aimo

A name meaning 'the great' or denoting 'courage' and 'strength'.

Aimon

A variant of the name 'Ayman', meaning 'blessed' or 'lucky'.