Names beginning with the letter A, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,621 names
8,621 names
Arabic
Mays is documented in the supplied sources mainly as a surname-derived given name connected with May, the month, and ideas of spring growth and renewal. For an Arabic girl name, the specific Arabic etymology is not confirmed by the provided sources.
Arabic
Maysa is a girls' name used in Arabic-speaking families, though the supplied sources do not confirm a traditional Arabic meaning. Nameberry lists Maysa as a variation of Mesa, with the meanings “table” in Spanish and “April” in Thai.
Arabic
Maysaa is an Arabic feminine name associated with graceful walking, elegant movement, poise, and beauty. For the full pairing Maysaa Abeer, the sourced meaning is led by Maysaa, while Abeer adds the sound and balance of a second Arabic given name.
Arabic
Maysa is a soft, feminine name used here in an Arabic naming context, though the supplied sources do not verify a specific Arabic etymology. Nameberry lists Maysa as a variation of Mesa and gives meanings connected to “table” and “April.”
Arabic
Maysa Lubna Qadi is an Arabic feminine name combination. The sources confirm Lubna as an Arabic feminine given name, while Maysa is documented as a feminine given name with modern cultural use.
Arabic
Maysa Reem is an Arabic girl’s name with a soft, lyrical sound. Maysa is often associated with graceful movement, while Reem is widely used for a gazelle or white antelope image, giving the full name a gentle, elegant feel.
Arabic
Maysoon is a girl’s name with Arabic roots. The exact meaning is not confirmed in the provided source excerpts, so it’s best treated here as a graceful Arabic name rather than assigned a specific meaning.
Japanese
Mayu is a Japanese feminine name often understood through kanji such as 真優, meaning “genuine gentleness” or “true excellence.” It can also be written with other kanji, giving it meanings like “full evening” or, in some spellings, “cocoon.”
Bengali
Mayukh Subhro is a Bengali boy's name commonly understood as “bright ray” or “pure light.” It has a gentle, luminous feeling, like morning sunlight on a quiet day.
Filipino
Mayumi is a feminine name of Japanese origin, with meanings that change depending on the kanji used. Possible meanings include “truth, reason, beauty,” “truth, gentle, beauty,” “elegant bow,” and “spindle tree.”
Filipino
Mayumi is a Japanese feminine name with meanings that change depending on the kanji, including ideas like “truth and beauty,” “elegant bow,” “linen bow,” and “spindle tree.” In the full name Mayumi Therese Bautista, Mayumi brings a gentle Japanese sound into a Filipino family-name setting.
Arabic
Mazen is an Arabic boy name associated with generosity, benefit, and rain-bearing clouds. It comes from Arabic مَازِن, Māzin, with meanings linked to a benefactor, a generous person, or a cloud that brings rain.
Arabic
Mazen is an Arabic name connected with rain-bearing clouds and the idea of abundance. Mazen Adnan has a strong Arabic sound, pairing a gentle image of life-giving rain with the familiar Arabic name Adnan.
Arabic
Mazen Faris is an Arabic boy's name with a brave, polished sound. Faris means "knight" in Arabic, while Mazen is presented here as an Arabic given name because the provided source material does not give a confirmed meaning for it.
Arabic
Mazen is an Arabic boy name commonly linked to “raincloud” or “rain-bearing cloud.” It carries gentle imagery of blessing, growth, renewal, and abundance.
Arabic
Mazen Shadi is an Arabic boy's name pairing led by Mazen, a name linked with light, guidance, brightness, clarity, wisdom, and hope. It has a calm, luminous feeling without sounding overly formal.
Arabic
Mazen is an Arabic boy's name often associated with light, guidance, brightness, and clarity. Hijazi is an Arabic surname connected with family origin in the Hejaz region of Saudi Arabia.
Arabic
Mazen Walid is presented here as an Arabic boy's name. The provided source material does not verify a specific meaning for Mazen or Walid, so the meaning is best treated as unconfirmed unless your family has a trusted Arabic-language source.
Arabic
Mazin is an Arabic boy's name commonly linked to mazn, meaning rain clouds or clouds that bring rain. With Bilal and Mansour, the full name carries a lovely sense of blessed water, brightness after rain, and victory.
Swahili
Mbarak means "blessed" or "fortunate." It is a Swahili-used form connected to Arabic Mubarak, a name full of hope, favor, and good wishes.
Swahili
Mbaraka means “blessing” or “blessed,” with roots tied to Arabic Baraka and related East African usage. It carries a gentle feeling of gratitude, favor, and hope for a child’s life.
Hindi
Medha Shruti is a Hindi girl name led by Medha, a name associated with wisdom, insight, and discriminative intellect in Hindu Shakta tradition. The full pairing feels thoughtful, devotional, and gently scholarly.
Hindi
Meera is a Hindi girl name strongly associated with Sant Mirabai, the 16th-century Hindu mystic poet and devotee of Krishna. In the full name Meera Anvita Chawla, Meera brings devotional, poetic, and North Indian cultural resonance.
Tamil
Meera is warmly associated with Mirabai, the 16th-century Hindu mystic poet and Krishna devotee. In the full Tamil name Meera Darshini Kumar, it feels devotional, graceful, and rooted in Indian family naming traditions.
Tamil
Meera Janani is a devotional Tamil girl name pairing Meera, a name strongly associated with the saint-poet Mirabai, with Janani, a Sanskrit name meaning "Mother." Together, it feels tender, spiritual, and deeply honoring of feminine care.
Tamil
Meera is closely associated with Mirabai, the 16th-century Hindu mystic poet and devotee of Krishna. In the full Tamil name Meera Janani Kannan, the name carries a devotional, lyrical feeling with a strong South Indian family-name rhythm.
Sanskrit
Meera Rohini is a Sanskrit-rooted girl name that brings together Meera, associated with the beloved Bhakti saint Mirabai, and Rohini, meaning “ascending,” “growing,” “red one,” and also “star.” Together, it feels devotional, bright, and full of upward movement.
Hindi
Meera is strongly associated with Mirabai, the 16th-century Hindu mystic poet and devotee of Krishna. Meera Saanjh Prasad has a soft, lyrical Hindi sound, with a devotional feel from Meera and Prasad.
Hindi
Meera is warmly associated with Mirabai, the 16th-century Hindu mystic poet and devotee of Krishna. Shanaya is a modern Hindi name commonly explained as “the first ray of the sun” or “eminent,” giving Meera Shanaya Kapoor a graceful meaning of devotion, light, and distinction.
Bengali
Meghla Ridhima Pal is a Bengali girl's full name with a gentle, lyrical sound. The supplied sources do not verify a fixed etymology or official meaning for Meghla or Ridhima, so its meaning is best treated with family and cultural context in mind.
Bengali
Meghla Tuhina is a Bengali girl name with a soft nature feel. Meghla is often understood as “cloudy” or “cloud-filled,” while Tuhina is often read as “snow,” “dew,” or “cool mist.”
Urdu
Mehak Alina is led by Mehak, a Persian and Urdu name meaning “fragrance,” “scent,” or “perfume.” The full name feels soft, graceful, and gently memorable, like a sweet scent that lingers.
Punjabi
Mehak means “fragrance,” “sweet scent,” or “perfume,” with roots in Persian and Urdu usage and warm use in Punjabi and Sikh naming. Jas means “praise” or “glory” in Punjabi, and Kaur is the traditional Sikh feminine surname meaning “princess.”
Urdu
Mehak Naila is a lyrical Urdu girl name meaning “fragrance” and “the achiever” or “the one who attains.” Together, it suggests a graceful presence paired with success, perseverance, and fulfillment.
Punjabi
Mehak Rabia Virk feels soft, graceful, and distinctly Punjabi. The surname Virk is documented as a Punjabi Jat surname, with one source linking it to Sanskrit Vrika, meaning "wolf."
Urdu
Mehak means “fragrance,” “scent,” or “perfume” in Persian and Urdu usage. Mehak Samina feels gentle and graceful, with Mehak bringing the image of a sweet scent that lingers.
Punjabi
Mehak Simran Kaur is commonly understood in Punjabi naming as “fragrance, remembrance, princess.” It has a soft, devotional feel, with Mehak bringing sweetness, Simran bringing reflection, and Kaur carrying Sikh and Punjabi identity.
Punjabi
Mehar Bani is a gentle Punjabi girl name led by Mehar, which is linked to Punjabi and Persian roots and means "kindness." The full name has a soft, devotional sound, with a feeling of grace, warmth, and thoughtful speech.
Punjabi
Mehar Kaur Gill is a Punjabi Sikh girl name with a gentle devotional feel. Kaur is the Sikh name used by women and is associated with “princess” or “prince,” while Gill connects the name to Punjabi family heritage.
Punjabi
Mehar Simrat Kaur is a Punjabi Sikh girl’s name with a clearly Sikh family marker in Kaur, the surname or title used by Sikh women. The exact meanings of Mehar and Simrat are not verified in the supplied sources, so this page treats them carefully as Punjabi given names rather than claiming a fixed etymology.
Hindi
Meher is a Hindi girl name with a soft, graceful sound. The provided source material does not verify a specific meaning or etymology, so its meaning should be treated as unconfirmed here.
Hindi
Meher Aashi is a gentle Hindi name pairing with a soft, devotional feel. In the source material available here, Meher is documented as a unisex given name, while the combined meaning of Meher Aashi is not firmly established by the provided sources.
Hindi
Meher is commonly understood in Hindi and related South Asian naming contexts as a name with a gentle, blessing-like feel, often associated with kindness, grace, or benevolence. Aditi adds a bright Sanskrit layer, traditionally connected with boundlessness and the motherly divine in Hindu tradition.
Punjabi
Meher Jasleen Dhillon is a Punjabi girl’s name with a gentle, devotional feel. In the sources provided, Meher is documented as a personal name through Meher Baba, an Indian spiritual master, while Jasleen and Dhillon add a distinctly Punjabi rhythm and family identity.
Hindi
Meher is a Hindi-used given name with documented Indian use, including the well-known spiritual figure Meher Baba. The exact meaning is not confirmed in the supplied sources, so this page treats it carefully as a name with gentle, spiritual associations rather than claiming an unsupported definition.
Bengali
Meher Nabila means “kindness” and “noble.” Together, it gives the gentle feeling of a kind, gracious girl with dignity and warmth.
Bengali
Mehjabin is a Persian-rooted girls' name often understood as "moon-like," "beautiful as the moon," or more specifically "a moon-like forehead." Chowdhury is a Bengali family name, and Piya is a sweet South Asian given name or pet name often used with an affectionate feel.
Persian
Mehrad is a Persian boy name meaning "sun's generosity" or "sun's gift." The full name Mehrad Keyvan Vaziri has a distinctly Persian sound, with Mehrad carrying the clearest sourced meaning.
Persian
Mehrad Pedram Saeedi is a Persian boy’s full name with a surname tied to blessing and good fortune. Saeedi comes from Arabic sa'id or saeed, meaning happy, fortunate, blessed, or auspicious.
Urdu
Mehr Ali Ansari is a unisex Urdu name with a gentle, dignified feel. The documented meanings in the name are Ali, “exalted” or “high-ranking,” and Ansari, from Ansar, “helpers” or “supporters.”
