Discover and Shortlist Your Perfect Baby Names!
| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ashor | Likely connected to the ancient Assyrian name Ashur (place/god) or used as a variant of Hebrew Asher ('happy' or 'blessed'); exact meaning for 'Ashor' is uncertain | Akkadian, Arabic, Assyrian, Hebrew | Boy | |
| Ashur | Name of the Assyrian national god and the ancient Assyrian city; associated with Assyria (original literal meaning uncertain) | Akkadian, Assyrian | Boy | |
| Ašur | Name of the chief Assyrian god and the city Assur; possibly 'from Assur' or related to being high/mighty. | Akkadian, Assyrian | Boy | |
| Beneil | Possibly 'built by God' or 'Yahweh has built' (approximate; exact meaning uncertain) | Assyrian | Boy | |
| Calah | Originally a place name (ancient Assyrian city). As a personal name usually treated as a variant of Calla meaning "beauty," or linked to Kala with different regional meanings. | Assyrian, Biblical | Unisex | |
| Iddu | Likely a short form or variant of names such as Idris (associated with the prophet Idris) or Iddo (biblical); exact meaning depends on origin and is variable/uncertain. | Akkadian, Assyrian, Hausa, Hebrew | Boy | |
| Kaddo | No widely attested standalone meaning. Often appears as a nickname or family name; meaning depends on specific cultural origin or root if identified. | Assyrian | Boy | |
| Maran | Varies by origin - Aramaic liturgical use: 'our Lord'; South Indian/Tamil contexts: associated with warrior/death-root meanings; generally a masculine given name | Assyrian, Tamil | Boy | |
| Pul | Bridge (Hindi/Urdu); money (colloquial Persian); historically the name of an Assyrian king; can correspond to 'fire' when romanizing Korean 불 ('bul'). | Assyrian, Biblical, Hindi, Korean, Persian, Urdu | Boy | |
| Semiramis | Derived from the Assyrian name Shammuramat; exact meaning uncertain - possibly 'beloved of (the god) Sham' or associated with 'dove'. | Akkadian, Assyrian | Girl |
