Names beginning with the letter A, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,523 names
8,523 names
Urdu
The available source does not give a confirmed literal meaning for Saif Umar Mughal. As a full Urdu boy name, it has a crisp, dignified feel, with Saif as the personal name, Umar as a paired given name, and Mughal as the family name.
Tamil
Sai Kiran means “ray of Sai” or “beam of light from Sai.” It blends the devotional name Sai with Kiran, a Sanskrit word meaning “ray” or “beam of light.”
Tamil
Sai Krithik Raj is a Tamil boy name built around Krithik, a Sanskrit-rooted name linked with Kṛttikā, the Pleiades star cluster and a lunar constellation in Hindu astronomy. The full name feels devotional, celestial, and dignified.
Urdu
Saim Bilal Rajput is an Urdu Muslim boy's name built from Saim, Bilal, and the family or community name Rajput. Bilal is Arabic in origin and means "wetting" or "moistening," and it is strongly associated with a companion of the Prophet Muhammad.
Hindi
Sai Milan Gupta has no confirmed meaning in the supplied sources. As a full Hindi-style name, it has a soft, balanced sound that feels calm, thoughtful, and welcoming.
Tamil
Sai Nithin is a Tamil boy name built from Sai and Nithin. The documented meaning available for Nithin is “brilliant,” giving the full name a bright, thoughtful feel.
Tamil
Sai Nithin Kumar combines the spiritual warmth of Sai, often linked with Sai Baba of Shirdi, with Kumar, meaning “prince” or “son.” Together, the sourced meaning suggests a child associated with blessing, youth, promise, and a saintly kind of grace.
Urdu
Saira is a feminine Urdu name. Its exact etymology and meaning are not verified in the provided source material, so it is best presented as a graceful Urdu name rather than tied to one certain definition.
Urdu
Saira Beenish is presented here as a feminine Urdu name. The provided sources do not verify a specific literal meaning for either part, so its meaning should be treated as family-defined unless confirmed by a trusted Urdu or Arabic name reference.
Urdu
Saira is a feminine Urdu name, written سائرہ, and is possibly connected to the Arabic meaning “traveller.” Some baby name sources also give meanings such as “bird,” “poetess,” and “princess.”
Urdu
Saira Neelam is a graceful Urdu girl name pairing the soft, flowing sound of Saira with Neelam, a name associated with the blue sapphire gemstone. The full name feels calm, bright, and quietly refined.
Punjabi
Saira Noreen is a Punjabi girl’s name pairing Saira, a soft two-syllable name used in South Asian and British contexts, with Noreen, a graceful second name. The combined feel is gentle, polished, and quietly confident.
Punjabi
Saira Zoya is a feminine Punjabi name pairing. The supplied sources confirm Saira as a girls' name in U.S. data and Zoya as a first name carried by several notable women, but they do not provide a verified literal meaning for the full pairing.
Hindi
Saisha is a feminine name of Sanskrit origin, often given the meanings “meaningful life” and “divine.” It has a soft, bright sound with roots connected to Indian naming traditions.
Punjabi
Saisha is an Indian, Sanskrit-rooted girl name associated with being “meaningful” or “full of meaning.” Paired with Gurleen, it feels distinctly Punjabi, graceful, and thoughtful.
Hindi
Saisha is a Hindi girl name of Indian and Sanskrit origin, often explained as meaning "meaningful" or "full of meaning." In the full name Saisha Nandita Bhardwaj, Saisha gives the name a thoughtful, graceful first impression.
Hindi
Saisha is an Indian girl name; the provided sources identify it as originating from India, but do not give a verified meaning. Trisha, written in Hindi as तृषा, means desire, thirst, or wish, so the full name can carry a feeling of longing, hope, and aspiration.
Arabic
Saja Dania Asfour is an Arabic girl's name that can be understood as “the still, near sparrow” or “calm one, close as a bird.” Saja suggests quiet stillness, Dania means near or close, and Asfour is an Arabic surname meaning sparrow or small bird.
Punjabi
Sajanpreet is commonly understood as a Punjabi compound meaning “love for the beloved” or “one who loves dear friends.” Kulbir adds the sense of family courage, and Randhawa is a Punjabi Jat clan surname.
Arabic
Saja Rayan has a gentle, lyrical sound and is presented here as a unisex Arabic name pairing. The supplied source also verifies a separate Korean meaning for Saja, where 사자 means “lion.”
Japanese
Saki is a Japanese given name whose exact meaning depends on the kanji chosen by the family. Without a specific kanji spelling, it is best understood as a short, gentle Japanese name rather than one fixed definition.
Bengali
The meaning of Sakib Al Jami is not confirmed by the provided sources. It reads as a Bengali Muslim boy's name, with Sakib also seen in the related spelling Shakib.
Bengali
The supplied source does not confirm a literal meaning for Sakib Mahdi. As a Bengali boy's name, it has a gentle, polished sound and is closely connected in public memory with the spelling Sakib through Bangladeshi cricketer Shakib Al Hasan, born Khondaker Sakib Al-Hassan.
Swahili
Sakina means "calmness" or "peace" in Arabic. It has a soft, serene sound and a meaning many parents love for a daughter.
Swahili
Sakina means "calmness" or "peace" in Arabic. Sakina Yasmin feels gentle, graceful, and steady, with Sakina carrying the clearest documented meaning.
Japanese
Sakura is a Japanese name meaning “cherry blossom.” It evokes spring, beauty, renewal, and the beloved flowering cherry trees associated with Japan.
Swahili
Salama means "safety" in Arabic, from the root salima, meaning "to be safe." It has a calm, protective feeling and works beautifully for a girl.
Swahili
Salama Amani is a unisex Swahili name meaning “safe peace” or “peace and safety.” In Swahili, both salama and amani are connected with peace, calm, and freedom from danger.
Urdu
Salar Hashir is a two-part Urdu boy's name. The provided source material does not verify a literal meaning for either part, so this page treats the name with care rather than guessing.
Swahili
Salim means “safe,” “sound,” “healthy,” “secure,” or “intact.” It comes from a Semitic root, especially known through Arabic, and is used in Swahili-speaking communities as well.
Swahili
Salim Mohamed is a Swahili boy name with Arabic roots. Salim is commonly understood as “safe,” “sound,” or “peaceful,” while Mohamed is a form of Muhammad, traditionally connected with praise.
Swahili
Salim means “safe,” “sound,” “healthy,” “secure,” or “intact,” from the Semitic root s-l-m. Salim Mwinyi has a gentle, grounded feel, pairing a well-attested Arabic given name with an East African Swahili-style full-name rhythm.
Arabic
Salim is an Arabic masculine name meaning “safe, sound, intact” or “healthy.” In the full name Salim Raed Ghazal, Salim gives the name its calm, protective center.
Arabic
Salma is an Arabic girl’s name commonly understood as “peaceful,” “safe,” or “secure.” It is connected with the Arabic root salima, which carries ideas of safety, well-being, and wholeness.
Swahili
Salma Bahati is a gentle Swahili name pairing Salma with Bahati, which means "luck" or "fortune." Together, it feels like a wish for a daughter whose life is blessed with good fortune.
Arabic
Salma is an Arabic feminine name meaning "safe," from the Arabic root salima, "to be safe." Salma Dalia Hamadeh has a gentle, grounded sound with a clear Arabic first name at its heart.
Spanish
Salma Julieta means “peaceful and youthful.” Salma is linked to Arabic roots meaning “peace” or “safe,” while Julieta is the Spanish and Italian form of Juliet, connected to Julia and the idea of youthfulness.
Arabic
Salma is commonly understood as an Arabic girls' name associated with safety, peace, and being unharmed. Masri or Al-Masri means "the Egyptian," giving Salma Leen Masri a gentle Arabic feel with a clear Egyptian surname connection.
Arabic
Salma Maysoun Obeid is an Arabic name with a soft, lyrical sound. Salma is commonly understood as “safe” or “peaceful,” Maysoun is often associated with grace and beauty, and Obeid is an Arabic family name.
Swahili
Salma Nasra is a gentle girls' name pairing Salma with Nasra, a name described as representing strength and kindness. In a Swahili setting, the full name feels warm, graceful, and quietly strong.
Arabic
Salma Nawal is an Arabic girl name often understood as “peaceful, safe” paired with “gift” or “attainment.” Together, it gives the gentle sense of “a peaceful gift.”
Arabic
Salma Yasmin Hariri is an Arabic girl’s name often understood as a gentle, graceful combination: Salma suggests safety and peace, Yasmin points to the jasmine flower, and Hariri has a refined, silky feel as a family name.
Indonesian
Salsa Azzahra is best read as an Indonesian girl name pairing Salsa with Azzahra, an Arabic-derived name meaning “the radiant one” or “the flourishing.” The provided sources do not verify a separate meaning for Salsa.
Indonesian
Salsabila is an Arabic name referring to a spring or fountain in Paradise, mentioned in the Quran. Salsabila Azzahra carries a graceful Indonesian Muslim feel, with Salsabila bringing images of purity, freshness, and divine blessing.
Arabic
Salsabil Yumna is an Arabic girls' name often understood as a graceful pairing of Salsabil, associated with a sweet, flowing spring, and Yumna, associated with blessing, good fortune, and the right side. Together, it gives a gentle impression of blessed refreshment and ease.
Portuguese
Salvador is the Portuguese form of the Late Latin name Salvator, meaning "saviour." In Christian tradition, the meaning refers to Jesus.
Portuguese
Salvador António Matos is a Portuguese boy’s name meaning “savior” paired with the Portuguese form of Antonio. It has a dignified, Catholic-rooted sound with a warm Iberian rhythm.
Portuguese
Salvador Duarte Moreira is a Portuguese boy's name with a strong, dignified sound. Salvador is commonly associated with the idea of a savior, while Duarte and Moreira give it a distinctly Portuguese family-name rhythm.
Portuguese
Salvador Elias is a Portuguese boy’s name with a deeply religious feel. Elias comes from Hebrew and means “El is Yahweh,” while Salvador carries the familiar sense of “savior.”
Portuguese
Salvador Miguel Nogueira brings together a deeply protective given name, a classic Portuguese form of Miguel, and Nogueira, a Galician and Portuguese surname meaning "walnut tree." It feels warm, substantial, and rooted in Portuguese-speaking culture.
