Book of Boys' Names [antikvár]

Aaron mountaineer, enlightener iHebrewy, a contracted diminutive is Arn. Abe father (.Aramaicy, diminutive of Abraham, Abram. Abel breath, fickleness, vanity iHebrew). Abraham father of a multitude (.Hebrew)-, diminutive forms are Abe, Bram. Abram father of elevation iHebrew)-, diminutive forms are Abe, Bram. Adair a Scottish form of Edgar. Adam man, earth man, red earth {Hebrew). Adin sensual (.Hebrew). Adler eagle, perceptive one (Germanic). Adney island-dweller (Old English). Adrian of the Adriatic in Italy (Latin)-, a variant form is Hadrian. Adriel from God's congregation (Hebrew). Ahern horse lord, horse owner (Irish Gaelic). Aidan fire, flame (Irish Gaelic)-, a variant form is Edan. Ainsiey a surname, meaning meadow of the respected one, used as a first name (Old English). Ainslie a Scottish form of Ainsiey, used as a first name. A1 diminutive of Alan, Albert, and names beginning A1-. Alan meaning uncertain, possibly a hound (Slavonic), harmony (Celtic)-, variant forms are Allan, Allen. Alard a variant form of Allard. Alasdair, Alastair variant forms of Alister. Albern noble warrior (Old English). Albert all-bright; illustrious (Germanic)-, diminutive forms are Al, Bert, Bertie. Alden a surname, meaning old or trustworthy friend, used as a first name (Old English). Alder a surname, meaning alder tree, used as a first name (Old English).