Names That Mean A

Discover baby names meaning A for boys, girls, and unisex.

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Dael
To ascend, to climb.
Hebrew
Daelyn
Combination of the names Dae and Lynn.
English
Daema
Daema means 'persistent' or 'continuous' in Arabic.
Arabic
Daemian
To tame, to subdue.
Greek
Daemon
A mythological spirit.
Greek
Daenan
Little dark one or little poet.
Gaelic
Daesgesage
He is going along.
Cherokee
Daeshawna
Daeshawna is a modern American name, possibly a blend of 'Dae' and 'Shawna', ...
Yoruba
Daevaki
Meaning 'little goddess', derived from deva meaning 'god'.
Sanskrit
Dafas
Laurel.
Hebrew
Daffodil
A type of flower.
English
Dafid
Beloved, darling.
Welsh
Dafinah
Adder, serpent.
Hebrew
Dafnawz
Victory laurel.
Persian
Dafne
Laurel tree.
Greek
Dafney
Laurel tree.
English
Dafni
Laurel tree.
Hebrew
Dafnie
Laurel tree.
English
Dafny
Laurel tree.
English
Dafqah
A musical note.
Arabic
Dafwa
Covenant, agreement.
Arabic
Dafyd
Beloved, darling.
Welsh
Dagan
It means 'little fish' or 'grain'.
Hebrew
Daganyah
God has judged or God is my judge.
Hebrew
Dagbjart
Bright day.
Norse
Dagda
The good god, a chief deity in Irish mythology associated with fertility and ...
Irish
Dagen
From the Old English word for 'day'.
English
dagendra
Lord of the mountains, derived from 'daga' (mountain) and 'indra' (lord).
Sanskrit
Dagfinnr
Dagfinnr means 'day-finder' or 'day-Finn', combining Old Norse 'dagr' (day) a...
Norse
Daghda
The good god, a chief deity in Irish mythology associated with fertility and ...
Irish
Dagmar
Famous day, composed of 'dag' meaning day and 'mar' meaning famous.
Germanic
Dagmara
Dagmara is a Polish name meaning 'day's glory' or 'peaceful day'.
Polish
Dagmarah
Famous for her day, a compound of 'dag' (day) and 'mar' (famous).
Germanic
Dagmaria
Famous for her day, from Old German 'dag' (day) and 'mari' (famous).
Germanic
Dagna
New day or dawn.
Scandinavian
Dagne
New day or dawn.
Norwegian
Dagney
New day or bright as day.
Norse
Dagny
New day or bright day.
Norse
Dago
Diminutive of Santiago, meaning 'Saint James'.
Spanish
Dagobert
Bright day, derived from the Germanic elements 'dag' meaning day and 'beraht'...
Germanic
Dagoberto
Bright day, derived from the Germanic elements 'dag' meaning day and 'berht' ...
Germanic
Dagomar
Famous day, from Old High German 'tag' (day) and 'mar' (famous).
Germanic
Dagon
Derived from the Hebrew word 'dag' meaning 'fish', referring to a Philistine ...
Hebrew
Dagur
Derived from Old Norse 'dagr' meaning 'day'.
Icelandic
dahak
Blazing fire.
Persian
dahban
Gold or golden, symbolizing wealth and value.
Arabic
dahhaak
Laughter.
Arabic
dahhak
Laughter.
Arabic
dahi
Means 'clever' or 'intelligent' in Arabic.
Arabic
Dahiah
Concealed, careful.
Arabic
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