"Born of the mountain", a name of Parvati
Names starting with A Adrija–Albert
Names starting with A from Adrija to Albert: 108 of 643 names, page 2 of 6.
108 of 643 names
The name of an apsaras, a celestial nymph of the Mahabharata
Lord of the mountains; Sanskrit adrīśa
"Respected, honoured"
Unique, without a second; non-duality
Unique, without a second; Sanskrit advaya, "not two"
"Unique" in popular use; a modern name with no dictionary source
"Unique" in popular use; a modern name with no dictionary entry
"Unique" in popular use; a modern name related to advitīya
Unique, matchless; Sanskrit advitīya
Horizons; Arabic āfāq, plural of ufuq
Chaste, modest; from Arabic ʿ-f-f, "to abstain"
Chaste, virtuous; Arabic ʿafīf
"Chaste, virtuous"; feminine of Arabic ʿafīf
"Branches"; Arabic afnān, from Quran 55:48
"White, fair"; Arabic ʿafrāʾ, also the bright 13th night of the month
"Joys, happiness"; plural of Arabic faraḥ
"Praise" or "bravo!"; also "lovely" in popular use
Illuminating; Persian afroz, "kindling, making bright"
"Illuminating"; from Persian afroz, "kindling, lighting up"
Story, tale, romance
Crown; Persian afsar, also the Urdu word for an officer
Sprinkled gold glitter; Persian afshān, "scattering"
The sun; Persian āftāb
Most excellent, superior; Arabic afḍal
"Love for the unreachable One", that is, God
A celebrated sage; traditionally "mountain-thrower"
"Good", from Greek agathos
"Little lamb", from Latin agnellus
"Pure, chaste", from Greek hagnos
"Bright as fire" in popular use; name of an ancient sage-physician
First-born, elder brother; Sanskrit agraja
Foremost, first; Sanskrit agrima
"Foremost, the leading one"
One, unique; Arabic aḥad, from Quran 112:1
Wife of the sage Gautama in the Ramayana; "flawless"
"Dawn" in popular use; Sanskrit ahan, "day"
Dawn, the first light of morning
Modern name; popularly "prince" or "ruler"
"Dreams"; Arabic aḥlām, plural of ḥulm
Most praiseworthy; a name of the Prophet in the Quran
Best, most beautiful; Arabic aḥsan
"Gift of God" in popular use; Arabic aḥyān, "times"
"Favour, kindness"; Arabic ʿāʾida, "one who returns"
"Little fire"; from Irish Áedán, from áed, "fire"
"Unity, oneness"
"Chief" in popular use; a modern American name
"Blessed, fortunate"; Arabic ayman, "on the right, auspicious"
"Of Indra": the goddess who is Indra's consort
"Daughter of Indra" in popular use; Bengali dictionary: Vritra's wife
Alive, living
"Belonging to Shiva"; a name of Durga
Sovereignty, power; also wealth and prosperity
Usually given as "a replacement, a gift in place of a loss"
Invincible, unconquered; Sanskrit ajaya
Unconquerable; Sanskrit ajeya
"Invincible"
Unconquered, invincible; Sanskrit ajita, a name of Vishnu
"Unconquered, invincible"
Invincible lord; Sanskrit ajita + īśa
Most beautiful, handsome; Arabic ajmal
"Beyond birth", a word from the Mool Mantar
Named after the ʿajwa, the prized date of Medina
"Desire, wish"
The sky; open space
"Lamp of the sky"
Greatest; Arabic akbar, as in Allahu akbar
Whole, unbroken; Sanskrit akhaṇḍa
Whole, complete; Sanskrit akhila, "without a gap"
"Complete, whole"
Lord of all; Sanskrit akhila, "whole", + īśa, "lord"
Good character, manners; Arabic akhlāq
Star; Persian akhtar
"Starry"; from Persian akhtar, "a star"
Devoted, steadfast; one who stays in worship
"Wise" in popular use; from akilam, the whole world
Goddess of the whole universe; Parvati at Thiruvanaikaval
Most perfect, complete; Arabic akmal
Most generous, noblest; Arabic akram
"Form, shape"
"Eye" in popular use; Sanskrit akṣa, "axis; eye"
A name of Vishnu; Sanskrit akṣaja, "diamond, thunderbolt"
Imperishable; also "letter, syllable"; Sanskrit akṣara
Imperishable; a letter, a syllable
Unbroken, whole; Sanskrit akṣata
"Unbroken, whole"; the sacred rice of Hindu worship
"Imperishable, undecaying"
"Imperishable, undecaying"
"Eye"
Undecaying, lasting; Sanskrit akṣita
"Undecaying, lasting"
A name of Lord Shiva; Sanskrit akula
"Blessings"; Arabic ālāʾ, from Sura al-Raḥmān
Beautiful hill; Tamil aḻaku, "beauty", and kiri, "hill"
"Joyful, cheerful", from Basque alai
The invisible, formless God; Hindi alakh
The Alaknanda, a Himalayan headstream of the Ganga
The world, the universe; Arabic ʿālam
Lady on the lotus, a name of Lakshmi
Conqueror of the world; Persian ʿālam-gīr
"Handsome" in popular use; the original meaning is uncertain
"Precious" in popular use; feminine of Alan, a Breton name
Ornament, decoration; Sanskrit alaṃkāra
Adorned, decorated; Sanskrit alaṃkṛta
"Adorned, decorated"
Nobility of the faith; Arabic ʿAlāʾ al-Dīn
"White", from Latin albus; "dawn" in Italian and Spanish
"Noble and bright"; Old High German Adalbert
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