Discover and Shortlist Your Perfect Baby Names!
| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adalbeorht | noble + bright | Male | ||
| Adaleah | noble (often interpreted as 'noble and delicate' when read as Ada + Leah) | Female | ||
| Adalyah | Often treated as a modern variant of Adaliah; commonly interpreted as "ornament of God" or "God is my refuge" | Female | ||
| Adalynn | Noble | Female | ||
| Adalyz | Likely 'noble' — a modern elaboration of names based on 'adal'. | Female | ||
| Adalyza | Combines 'noble' (adal) with 'Liza/Eliza' ('pledged to God') — roughly 'noble pledged to God' or 'noble oath' | Female | ||
| Adames | Son or descendant of Adam; Adam means 'man' or 'earth' | Male | ||
| Adamson | son of Adam | Male | ||
| Adarah | Noble, exalted; possibly related to the Hebrew month name Adar | Female | ||
| Adarius | Modern elaboration related to Darius ('possessor, wealthy/kingly') or Adrian ('from Adria') | Male | ||
| Adawnah | new light | Female | ||
| Adaya | Ornament of God; 'adorned by God' | Female | ||
| Adbelle | Noble and beautiful | Female | ||
| Adda | Hebrew: "ornament" or "adornment"; Germanic: from Adal- meaning "noble" | Female | ||
| Adderly | Originally a surname meaning 'from Adderley' (an Old English place name), often interpreted as 'clearing associated with adders (snakes)' or derived from an Old English personal name. | Unisex | ||
| Addien | Little fire (from Aodhán/Aidan) | Unisex | ||
| Addiena | Probably 'delicate' (from Adina) or 'noble' (from Adelaide); modern elaboration | Female | ||
| Addilyn | Noble (derived from the Germanic root 'adal') | Female | ||
| Addilynn | Combines 'noble' (Adal) with 'lake' (Lynn) — roughly 'noble lake' or 'noble beauty'. | Female | ||
| Addisen | Son of Adam | Female | ||
| Addison | son of Adam | Unisex | ||
| addisyn | son of Adam | Female | ||
| Addiyah | A feminine elaboration of Adi/Adia; commonly interpreted as 'ornament of God' (Hebrew) or 'gift' (African/Swahili) in modern usage. | Female | ||
| Addon | Likely derived from Hebrew 'Adon' meaning 'lord' or 'master'; in modern English it can be interpreted as a creative 'added one'. | Male | ||
| Addoson | son of Adam | Unisex | ||
| Addynn | Little fire | Male | ||
| addyson | Son of Adam | Unisex | ||
| Adeana | Delicate, gentle (commonly linked to Adina); sometimes associated with 'from Adria' if tied to Adriana. | Female | ||
| Adeane | Surname-derived given name; if linked to Aidan/Aodhán, means "little fire"; otherwise usage is surname-to-forename without a single agreed meaning | Male | ||
| Adee | Variant/spelling of Adi/Addie/Ade with multiple possible roots: Hebrew 'Adi' = 'jewel, ornament'; Arabic 'Adi' = 'runner/warrior' (traditional personal name); Yoruba 'Ade' = 'crown, royalty'; also used as an English pet form of names like Adelaide/Adeline. | Unisex |
