Pet form of Albert, "noble and bright"
Names starting with A Albie–Anant
Names starting with A from Albie to Anant: 108 of 643 names, page 3 of 6.
108 of 643 names
"White", from Latin albus via the name Albinus
Learned, all-knowing; Arabic ʿalīm
"Learned, knowing"; feminine of Arabic ʿalīm
Popularly "joyful"; probably from the Hebrew name Aliza
"A painting, a picture"
"Defender of men"; short for Alexander
"Defender of men"; Greek Alexandros
Pet form of Alfred, "elf counsel" or "wise counsel"
"Of a thousand"; from Arabic alf, "a thousand"
"Elf counsel" or "wise counsel"; Old English Ælfræd
High, exalted, lofty
"Of noble kind", from the same root as Adelaide
"Noble" or "light" in popular use; origin uncertain
Usually given as "protected by God"; origin uncertain
Magnificent, of high rank; Urdu-Persian ʿālī-shān
Popularly "beautiful" or "noble"; origin uncertain
"Exalted" in popular use; a modern name linked to Ali
Popularly "wind" or "noble"; origin uncertain
"A curl of hair"; also Alaka, Kubera's city
Water-lily; Tamil alli
"Noble"; a medieval pet form of Alice
"Diamond"; Persian almās
"Light"; also sight
"Small, little"
Bengal's festive floor art; often glossed "decoration"
"Small, little" in popular use; a modern name
"Noble and ready", from the Gothic roots of Alphonsus
Kindness, favours; Arabic alṭāf, plural of luṭf
A Turkic royal name, borne by Sultan Iltutmish of Delhi
"Elf-friend" (Old English Ælfwine); often given as "noble friend"
Popularly "true" or "noble"; origin uncertain
Modern name; popularly "immortal" or "princess"
Hope
"Spotless, pure"; a name of Lakshmi
Spotless moon; Sanskrit amala + indu
Peace and safety; from Arabic amān, "security, protection"
"Trust"; Arabic amāna, from Quran 33:72
"Lamp of peace"
"Wishes, hopes"; plural of Arabic umniyya
"Light of peace"
"Love of peace"; aman, peace, and preet, love
God's protection; Arabic amān and Allāh
"Immortal"
"Grace" in Igbo; "immortal" in Sanskrit
"Immortal warrior"
Lord of the gods, Indra; Sanskrit amara + indra
Lord of the gods; a name of Shiva; Sanskrit amareśa
"Immortal king"; amar, immortal, with Inder, Indra
Immortal victory
"Immortal light"
Lord of the immortals; the name of Shiva's cave shrine
"Immortal love"
Immortal; Sanskrit amartya
"Servant of Allah"; the feminine of Abdullah
"Night rain" in popular use; Sanskrit amāya, "guileless"
"Ambergris, fragrance"; Arabic ʿanbar
"Lord of the sky" in popular use; the devout king Ambarīṣa
"Mother"; a name of the goddess Parvati
Lord of Ambika, a name of Shiva; also Kambar's son
"The moon"; Malayalam ambiḷi
"Fragrant as ambergris"; Persian ʿambarīn
"Immortal, divine", from Greek ambrosios
Lotus; Sanskrit ambuja, "born in water"
Trustworthy, faithful; Arabic amīn
"Hardworking", from a Germanic root; blended with Latin Aemilia
Immeasurable, boundless; Sanskrit ameya
"Nectar", from Sanskrit amṛta
Prince, commander; Arabic amīr
"Princess"; feminine of Arabic amīr, "commander, prince"
A modern name, usually given as "honest"
A modern name, usually given as "honest, truthful"
"Boundless, infinite"
"Boundless, infinite"
Of boundless splendour; Sanskrit amitābha
Boundless lord; Sanskrit amita, "infinite", + īśa, "lord"
Most glorious, illustrious; Arabic amjad
"Unfading, bright"; Sanskrit amlāna
Devout, firm in faith; also a builder
"Long-lived" in popular use; Arabic ʿammāra, "a chief's crown"
"Safe, secure, free from fear"
Joy, delight; Sanskrit āmoda, also "fragrance"
Unfailing, unerring; Sanskrit amogha, a name of Shiva and Vishnu
Priceless; Hindi amol, from Sanskrit amūlya
"Priceless"
"Carried by God" in popular use; Hebrew amas, "to carry a load"
Amrapali, the courtesan of Vaishali who followed the Buddha
Popularly "fragrant"; perhaps a short form of Ambreen
Nectar of immortality; immortal
"Immortal"; the nectar of the gods
The moon, "nectar-rayed"; Sanskrit amṛtāṃśu
"Protector of amrit", the nectar of immortality
Nectar; Tamil amutam, from Sanskrit amṛta
"The immortal one"; from amutu, nectar; popularly "sweet like nectar"
"Priceless"
Popularly "one who turns to God"; a modern name
Without beginning, eternal; Sanskrit anādi
Sinless, faultless; Sanskrit anagha
"Sinless, faultless"
A modern name, usually given as "special"
"Blessed" in popular use; Arabic anām, "all created beings"
"The ring finger", literally "nameless"
"Joy, bliss"
"Cheerful, joyful"
"Joyful, blissful"; one who gladdens others
"Delighted, happy"
Kamadeva, god of love, "the bodiless"; Sanskrit anaṅga
Endless, infinite; Sanskrit ananta, a name of Vishnu
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