ARABIC · BOY
Ahmad
Means most commendable or most praiseworthy in Arabic.
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ARABIC · BOY
Means most commendable or most praiseworthy in Arabic.
IRISH · BOY
Little fire, from Irish Aodhan.
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ARABIC · GIRL
Means living or alive in Arabic.
ENGLISH · BOY
An English diminutive of Albert, whose Germanic source means noble and bright.
ENGLISH · BOY
An English diminutive of Alfred, whose Old English elements mean elf and counsel.
ARABIC · BOY
Means lofty or sublime in Arabic, from a root meaning to be high.
ENGLISH · GIRL
From the Old French Aalis, derived from the Germanic Adelais, meaning noble type or of noble sort.
ARABIC · UNISEX
Means hope or aspiration in Arabic.
ENGLISH · GIRL
A variant of Amalia, from Germanic amal meaning work.
ARABIC · GIRL
Derived from Arabic roots connected with safety, security, and faithfulness.
IRISH · GIRL
Beauty or radiance.
ENGLISH · BOY
A diminutive of Archibald, from Germanic elements meaning genuine and bold.
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ENGLISH · BOY
Of uncertain Celtic origin, possibly derived from *artos meaning bear, combined with *wiros (man) or *rīxs (king).
IRISH · GIRL
Radiance or brilliance.
IRISH · GIRL
Dream or vision.
HEBREW · BOY
Hebrew 'av', meaning father, and 'ner', meaning light, translating to 'my father is a lamp'. The name moved from biblical military records into wider use after the Reformation.
SCANDINAVIAN · BOY
Old Norse 'Arnviðr', combining 'arn' meaning eagle and 'viðr' meaning wood. The name traveled through medieval Scandinavia as a symbol of the strength found in the natural world.