Names beginning with the letter A, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,493 names
8,493 names
Russian
Serafim is the Russian form of Seraphim, a name traditionally connected with the seraphim, the fiery angelic beings of biblical tradition. In the full Russian name Serafim Anatolyevich Belov, Anatolyevich is a patronymic linking him to a father named Anatoly.
Russian
The exact meaning of Serafima is not established in the supplied sources. In this Russian full name, Vyacheslavovna functions as an East Slavic patronymic and Korolyova is the family name.
French
Séraphine is the French form of Seraphina, ultimately linked to Hebrew seraphim, often understood as “burning ones” or “fiery ones.” It has a luminous, elegant sound with a gentle French finish.
Italian
Serena comes from Latin and means "tranquil" or "serene." As an Italian girl name, it feels calm, graceful, and quietly strong.
English
Serena comes from the Latin serēnus, meaning “clear, tranquil, serene.” It has a calm, graceful sound with roots in ancient Latin usage and modern English-speaking naming.
Italian
Serena Adelaide pairs Serena, from Latin serenus, meaning "clear, tranquil, serene," with the graceful, old-style Adelaide. Together, it feels calm, dignified, and quietly strong.
Spanish
Sergio Blas Navarro is a Spanish masculine full name with a polished, steady sound. The supplied sources do not verify the individual etymologies of Sergio, Blas, or Navarro, so its meaning is best treated with care rather than overstated.
Spanish
Sergio Iván Borrás is a Spanish masculine full name. The supplied sources support Sergio as a Spanish-language name in modern cultural use, though they do not confirm a specific ancient meaning for the full name.
Spanish
Sergio is the Spanish form of Sergius, an old Roman family name. Sergio Iván Medina has a smooth, distinctly Spanish sound: polished, warm, and easy to say.
Spanish
Sergio Naim is a Spanish boy's name with a smooth, athletic sound. The source data confirms Sergio as the root name, while a precise meaning for the full compound name is not provided in the supplied references.
Persian
Setareh is a Persian given name commonly understood as “star.” Kimia is a Persian name associated with “alchemy” or something rare and precious, while Esfandiari is a Persian family name.
Persian
Setareh is a Persian girl name commonly understood as “star.” Laleh adds the image of a tulip, so Setareh Laleh Karimi has a poetic, nature-rich feeling: star, tulip, and family heritage together.
Persian
Setareh Niloufar is a Persian girl name with a luminous, nature-rich feeling. Niloufar means lotus or water lily, and the full pairing has a soft, poetic style.
Korean
Seung Ho is a Korean masculine given name. Its exact meaning depends on the hanja chosen by the family, and no specific hanja meaning was provided in the available source notes.
Korean
Seung Hyun is a Korean masculine given name often understood through hanja as something like “rising virtue” or “ascending wisdom,” depending on the characters chosen. Seung can mean “rise,” “victory,” or “inherit,” while Hyun is commonly associated with worthy, virtuous, or wise qualities.
Turkish
Sezin is a Turkish girl name with a soft, clear sound. A verified historical etymology or traditional meaning was not available in the provided source material, so its meaning should be treated as uncertain.
Swahili
Shaaban is an Arabic-rooted boy name connected to Shaʿbān, the eighth month of the Islamic lunar calendar. Its older root carries the sense of separation, dispersion, or branching.
Punjabi
Shaan Izhaan is a Punjabi boy name with a polished, musical feel. In the supplied sources, Shaan is strongly associated with the Indian singer Shaan, while a verified meaning for Izhaan is not provided.
Swahili
Shabani is a Swahili and East African form of Arabic Sha'ban, the eighth month of the Islamic lunar calendar. It is often understood as “born in Sha'ban,” “of Sha'ban,” or “associated with the month of Sha'ban.”
Hebrew
Shachar Omer is a Hebrew unisex name with a bright, grounded feel. Shachar is commonly understood as “dawn,” while Omer is commonly associated with a “sheaf” or measured offering of grain.
Arabic
Shaden is an Arabic feminine name commonly explained as meaning “young doe” or “a woman like a young gazelle.” Some name sources also connect it with Arabic ideas of happiness or cheerfulness.
Arabic
Shadi is an Arabic boy name meaning “singer” or “warbler.” It has a lyrical, gentle sound and is usually used as a male given name in Arabic.
Persian
Shadi is a Persian and Arabic name meaning “happiness,” “joy,” or “delight” in Persian, and “singer” or “one who sings” in Arabic. In the full Persian name Shadi Elham Noori, Shadi brings a bright, celebratory feeling.
Persian
Shadi is a Persian girl name meaning "happiness" or "joy." In Arabic, the related name Shadi is usually masculine and means "singer" or "warbler."
Arabic
Shadi Ihab Azzam is an Arabic boy’s name combination often understood as carrying a bright, generous, determined feeling: Shadi is commonly associated with singing or joyful song, Ihab with giving, and Azzam with resolve.
Persian
Shadi Mitra Samadi is a Persian name combination. Shadi is commonly associated with joy, Mitra is used as a Persian given name, and Samadi reads as a family name.
Bengali
Shadman Alam Dipto is a Bengali boy's full name. A firm, sourced meaning for the full three-part name is not available from the provided references, so it is best treated as a culturally Bengali name rather than a name with one verified literal definition.
Bengali
Shadman Areeb Haque is a Bengali boy's name with a dignified, thoughtful sound. The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymology or literal meaning for the full name.
Bengali
Shadman Tahmid is a Bengali Muslim boy's name. The provided source material does not verify a specific meaning for either Shadman or Tahmid, so the meaning should be treated as unconfirmed here.
Indonesian
Shafira is given as “a nice and well behaved woman,” and one source also connects it with the Arabic meaning “beautiful.” Shafira Kamilah has a gentle, graceful sound that fits well in Indonesian Muslim naming style.
Persian
Shaghayegh is a Persian girl name associated with a delicate night-blooming flower, often described as night-blooming jasmine or “flower of the night.” It carries a soft feeling of beauty, elegance, and grace.
Persian
Shahab Arian Nasiri has a bright, ambitious feel, with Nasiri tied in the provided source to potential, achievement, and hope for the future. As a full Persian boy's name, it reads as dignified, confident, and family rooted.
Persian
Shahab is commonly understood in Persian naming as “shooting star” or “meteor.” With Nader and Nasiri, the full name carries a poetic feeling of rare brightness and family identity.
Hebrew
Shahar Aviv is a Hebrew unisex name built around Shahar, meaning “dawn.” It has a bright, fresh feeling, like first light and a calm new beginning.
Bengali
Shaheer Nabil is a Bengali boy's name pairing with a polished, lyrical sound. No verified etymology or literal meaning was provided in the available source notes, so its meaning should be treated as unconfirmed here.
Urdu
Shahmeer is described in the available source as an illustrious boy name. As a full Urdu name, Shahmeer Basit Durrani has a dignified, formal sound with a strong family-name finish.
Bengali
Shahriar Kabir Nabil is a Bengali Muslim boy name with a dignified, literary sound. Because the provided sources do not verify the individual meanings of Shahriar, Kabir, or Nabil, the meaning should be treated as family and cultural interpretation rather than a confirmed etymology.
Persian
Shahryar Roozbeh is a Persian boy's name with a stately, poetic sound. Roozbeh comes from Persian rooz, meaning "day," and beh, meaning "better," giving it the meaning "fortunate" or "good day."
Persian
Shahrzad Behnaz Tehrani is a Persian girl’s full name. The exact documented etymological meaning is not available in the provided research excerpts, so this page treats the meaning with care rather than guessing.
Urdu
Shahzaib is an Urdu boy name often understood as a regal, graceful name, with a sense of dignity and adornment. Because the supplied sources do not give a verified etymology, the meaning is best treated with gentle caution.
Urdu
Shahzaib Kamran Sheikh is an Urdu boy's name. The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymology for Shahzaib, Kamran, or Sheikh, so the safest meaning is the name as a culturally Urdu, Muslim family-style full name rather than a confirmed word-for-word translation.
Urdu
Shahzeb means “king’s adornment,” “beauty of the king,” or “royal beauty.” It comes from elements linked with royalty and ornament, giving the name a graceful, noble feel.
Hebrew
Shai is a short Hebrew unisex name commonly understood to mean “gift.” It has a soft, bright sound and works easily across many languages.
Hebrew
Shai Menachem is a Hebrew boys' name pairing the first name Shai with Menachem, a Hebrew form of Menahem meaning comfort or consolation. Together, it has a gentle, reassuring feel: a child associated with comfort, steadiness, and care.
Hebrew
Shai Ofek is a Hebrew unisex name with a bright, forward-looking feel. Ofek means “horizon,” the line where the sky seems to meet the earth.
Hebrew
Shaked Paz is a Hebrew unisex name built around Shaked, from the Hebrew root שקד, connected with watchfulness, alertness, and the almond tree. The full name feels bright, attentive, and gentle, with a distinctly modern Hebrew sound.
Tamil
Shalini is commonly glossed as “modest” or “modesty,” with Indian baby-name sources also giving “house-wife” as an older meaning. Revathi is a familiar South Indian feminine name, especially recognizable in Tamil culture through cinema and personal naming.
Swahili
Shamim is an Arabic unisex name meaning “fragrance,” “perfume,” or “scent.” Shamim Karima has a soft, graceful feel, with Shamim carrying the clearest documented meaning from the provided source.
Hindi
Shanaya Lavanya has a graceful, modern Hindi feel, but a firm documented meaning for the full compound name is not established in the provided sources. Parents often hear it as elegant, bright, and distinctly feminine because of its soft sounds and lyrical rhythm.
Sanskrit
Shanaya is linked in the provided sources to Sanskrit and Hindi usage, with meanings such as "first ray of the sun," "praiseworthy," and "distinguished." Shanaya Trisha feels bright, graceful, and admiring, with Shanaya carrying the clearest sourced meaning.
