Alberich

It means 'ruler of elves' in Germanic mythology.

Albericus

It derives from 'noble ruler' in Latin.

Albern

Noble and bright

Albert

Noble and bright; illustrious

Alberta

Noble and bright; feminine form of Albert

Alberte

Noble and bright; French feminine form of Albert

Alberteen

Diminutive of Alberta; noble and bright

Albertha

Noble and bright; feminine variation of Albert

Alberthine

Noble and bright; feminine form of Albert

Albertina

Noble and bright; diminutive form of Albert

Albertine

Noble and bright; diminutive form of Albert

Alberto

Noble and bright; Italian form of Albert

Albertus

Noble and bright; Latin form of Albert

Albertyna

Noble and bright; Polish variant of Alberta

Albertyne

Noble and bright; variation of Albertyna

Albia

From the white land

Albie

Noble and bright; diminutive of Albert

Albin

White; bright

Albina

White; feminine form of Albin

Albino

White; person with a lack of pigmentation

Albinus

White; variant of Albin

Albion

The old name for Britain, often associated with its white cliffs

Albold

A variant of the name Alberic, meaning 'ruler of the elves.'

Albray

A variant of the name Aubrey, meaning 'elf ruler.'

Albrecht

Means 'noble' or 'bright' in German.

Albreda

Means 'elf strength'; associated with noble qualities.

Albree

A feminine form of Aubrey, meaning 'elf ruler.'

Albrekt

A variant of Albrecht, meaning 'noble ruler.'

Albrico

A diminutive of Albrecht, meaning 'noble.'

Albrict

A variation of Albert, meaning 'noble and bright.'

Albrit

Derived from the name Albert, meaning 'noble.'

Alburga

Means 'spirit of the elf.'

Alburn

Means 'elf or magical bear.'

Alburt

A variation of Albert, meaning 'noble.'

Albus

Means 'white' or 'bright,' also popularized by the character Albus Dumbledore.

Albusti

A diminutive form of Albert, denoting nobility.

Alby

A diminutive of Albert, meaning 'noble.'

Alca

A name of uncertain origin but often interpreted to signify 'guardian' or 'defender.'

Alcee

Derived from the name 'Alcée', meaning 'noble' or 'wise'.

Alceu

Of Greek origin, meaning 'strength' or 'hero' related to a mythological figure known for his courage.

Alcfrith

Means 'elf strength' from Old English components 'aelf' (elf) and 'frið' (peace).

Alchflead

Derived from Old English, meaning 'elf strength' or 'elf power'.

Alchfrid

Means 'elf peace' from Old English components 'aelf' (elf) and 'frid' (peace).

Alchred

Means 'elf counsel' composed of 'aelf' (elf) and 'ræd' (counsel).

Alcide

Derived from the Greek name 'Alkides', meaning 'strong' or 'heroic', associated with Hercules.

Alcred

Means 'noble strength' derived from Old English components 'aelf' (elf) and 'cweard' (strength).

Alcuin

Comes from Old English meaning 'noble friend' or 'high-minded', associated with the scholar Alcuin of York.

Ald

Derived from Old English meaning 'old' or 'wise', often used as a short form of names like Aldrich.

Alda

Means 'old' or 'wise' in Old High German, denoting wisdom.

Aldan

Old oak tree.

Aldana

Noble or old tree.

Aldane

Noble or old friend.

Aldea

Village or township.

Alded

Old or wise protector.

Aldemar

Noble and famous.

Alden

Old friend or wise protector.

Aldene

Old or wise friend.

Alder

From the old high tree.

Aldercy

Island of the old oak trees.

Aldet

Noble or old friend.

Aldeth

Old or wise friend.

Aldford

Old ford or crossing.

Aldfrid

Old peace or wise peace.

Aldfrith

Old and peaceful ruler.

Aldgid

Old or wise gift.

Aldgyth

Old and battle-ready.

Aldhelm

Old helmet or protector.

Aldhere

Old army or warrior.

Aldina

Aldina means 'noble' or 'old.'

Aldis

Aldis means 'old' or 'wise.'

Aldivin

Aldivin means 'noble friend' or 'noble protector.'

Aldo

The name Aldo means 'old' or 'wise.'

Aldon

Aldon means 'old friend.'

Aldona

Aldona means 'to be old' or 'noble.'

Aldonza

Aldonza means 'noble.'

Aldora

Aldora means 'winged one' and is associated with nobility.

Aldous

A name derived from the Old English term meaning 'old' or 'wise.'

Aldred

An Old English name meaning 'old counsel' or 'wise advisor.'

Aldreda

A feminine form of Aldred, meaning 'old counsel' or 'wise advisor.'

Aldredus

A Latinized form of Aldred, sharing the meaning 'old counsel.'

Aldret

A variant of Aldred, meaning 'old counsel.'

Aldric

Derived from the Germanic elements meaning 'old' and 'ruler,' signifying 'wise ruler.'

Aldrich

Meaning 'old power' or 'wise ruler,' derived from Germanic roots.

Aldrick

A variation of Aldric, meaning 'old ruler' or 'wise ruler.'

Aldridge

Meaning 'old ridge' or 'dweller near the old road.'

Aldrige

A variant of Aldridge, meaning 'old ridge.'

Aldrik

A Dutch variant of Aldric, meaning 'old ruler.'

Aldrin

Meaning 'old or wise friend,' derived from old roots.

Aldritch

A variation of Aldrich, meaning 'old power or ruler.'

Alds

A diminutive form associated with names like Aldous or Aldred, meaning 'old.'

Aldtun

A name meaning 'old town' or 'settlement,' derived from Old English.

Alduin

An Old English name meaning 'old friend.'

Aldun

A name meaning 'old one' or 'wise one,' derived from Old English.

Aldus

Meaning 'old' in Latin, often used as a given name in various cultures.

Aldusa

A feminine form of Aldus meaning 'old.'

Alduse

A variation of Aldus, meaning 'old,' typically used for females.

Aldway

Old ruler or old powerful one.

Aldwin

Old friend or wise friend.

Aldwine

Old friend or wise friend.

Aldwulf

Old wolf.