Boy Names That Mean A

Discover Boy names meaning A with origins and popularity.

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Thrasi
Bold or fierce warrior.
Norse
Thrilok
Three worlds, referring to the three realms of existence in Hindu cosmology.
Sanskrit
Thrish
Satisfied; contented.
Sanskrit
Throne
Seat of power or authority.
English
Thuan
Peaceful.
Vietnamese
Thuc
Smart; educated.
Vietnamese
Thufail
Abundance; plenty.
Arabic
Thulani
Means 'be quiet' or 'be still' in Zulu.
Zulu
Thulasitharan
One who is devoted to the sacred basil plant (Tulsi), often associated with t...
Tamil
Thule
A mythical northern land or island in Norse cosmology.
Norse
Thumamah
A type of desert plant; historical name
Arabic
Thummim
Means 'perfection' or 'truth' in Hebrew, often paired with Urim in the Bible.
Hebrew
Thunder
Refers to the loud sound produced by a sudden electrical discharge during a t...
English
Thurdae
The meaning of Thurdae is derived from the day of the week, Thursday.
English
Thurgood
Derived from the Old English name 'Þurgod', meaning 'Thor's god' or 'Thor's ...
English
Thurhloew
Thurhloew means 'through the mound' or 'from the burial mound'.
English
Thurio
Derived from the Latin name 'Turius', possibly meaning 'of the Turii' or rela...
Latin
Thurl
From the Old English name Þurhild, meaning 'Thor's battle'.
English
Thurleigh
From the meadow where thorn trees grow.
English
Thurmond
From the Old English elements 'thur' meaning 'thorn' and 'mund' meaning 'prot...
English
Thurmondo
The meaning of Thurmondo is Variation of Thurmond.
Spanish
Thurmund
The meaning of Thurmund is Variation of Thurmun.
English
Thurmundo
The meaning of Thurmundo is Variation of Thurmund.
Spanish
Thursdai
The meaning of Thursdai is Variation of the day of the week, Thursday.
English
Thursday
Derived from the Old English word for the fifth day of the week, named after ...
English
Thurstan
From the Old English name Þurstan, meaning 'Thor's stone'.
English
Thurston
From the Old English personal name Þurstan, meaning 'Thor's stone'.
English
Thurstun
From the Old English personal name Þurstān, meaning 'Thor's stone'.
English
Thutmose
Born of Thoth, the god of wisdom and writing.
Egyptian
Thuyet
Meaning 'theory' or 'doctrine' in Vietnamese.
Vietnamese
Thwaite
Derived from Old Norse 'þveit', meaning a clearing or meadow.
Norse
Thyaganand
Joy through sacrifice
Sanskrit
Thyestes
Son of Pelops and Hippodamia in Greek mythology, known for his feud with his ...
Greek
Thyobald
Bold people, from the elements 'theud' meaning people and 'bald' meaning bold.
Germanic
Thyreus
derived from Greek mythology, name of a Spartan warrior.
Greek
Tiago
Portuguese form of James, meaning 'supplanter'.
Portuguese
Tiberio
Of the Tiber river, referring to the Tiber River in Italy.
Italian
Tiboly
Derived from the Hungarian name Tibor, meaning 'holy place' or 'sacred'.
Hungarian
Tibor
Derived from the Latin name Tiberius, meaning 'of the Tiber River'.
Hungarian
Tidal
Relating to the tide; a modern nature-inspired name.
English
Tigger
Referring to a character from Winnie-the-Pooh.
English
Tighearnach
Means 'lordly' or 'masterful' in Irish.
Irish
Tihami
One who is raised.
Arabic
Tiifu
Honourable.
Swahili
Tijasar
Powerful and brave.
Indonesian
Tikam
Sharp, piercing.
Hindi
Tikshna
Sharp, keen, or intense; often used to describe intellect or perception.
Sanskrit
Tiladene
Combination of Tila and Dene, possibly meaning 'tilled valley'.
English
Tilak
A mark or symbol, often a vermilion dot worn on the forehead as a religious o...
Sanskrit
Tilakarathna
Jewel of the tilaka mark, symbolizing auspiciousness and beauty.
Sanskrit
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