The name collection

Names with meaning.

3,600+ baby names from 25 cultures, each with its meaning, origin, pronunciation and story.

First letter

Vintage revival

Older names with lasting appeal

27 names

German · English

Amelia

Form of Amalia, linked with vigor

Top 100
English

Audrey

Noble strength

Top 100
German · Turkish · Igbo · Hebrew

Ada

Noble in Germanic names; other languages have separate origins

Familiar
Old German · Portuguese

Amalia

Unceasing; vigorous; brave

Familiar
English · French

Annie

Grace; short form of Anne

Familiar
Scottish · English

Arabella

Probably a form of Annabel

Familiar
Spanish

Araceli

Altar of the sky

Familiar
French

Antoinette

Diminutive of Antoine; meaning unknown

Uncommon
Hebrew

Aviva

Springtime

Uncommon
Yoruba

Adunni

Pleasant to have; sweet to have

Rare gem
Japanese

Akane

Madder; deep red in one Japanese spelling

Rare gem
Old English

Alfreda

Elf counsel

Rare gem
Occitan · French

Aliénor

French form of Eleanor; origin uncertain

Rare gem
Italian

Allegra

Cheerful; lively

Rare gem
Swedish · Old Norse

Alva

Feminine form of Alf

Rare gem
Greek

Anthea

Flower; blossom

Rare gem
Tupi · Brazilian Portuguese

Araci

Mother of the day

Rare gem
Danish · Old Norse

Asta

Short form of Astrid

Rare gem
Latin

Augusta

Venerable, majestic

Rare gem
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