Names That Mean A

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

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Dustyna
Feminine form of Dusty, meaning 'brave warrior' or 'from the dusty place'.
English
Dutch
Referring to someone from the Netherlands.
English
Dutta
Given or granted, often used as a surname in Bengali and Assamese communities.
Sanskrit
Duva
Bear; beloved.
Hebrew
Duvah
Bear.
Hebrew
Duval
From the Valley.
French
Duveuil
From the Oak Wood.
French
Duvia
Dark Haired.
Latin
Duviah
Bear of God.
Hebrew
Duvya
Bear Club.
Hebrew
Duwar
Peak.
Tamil
Duwayne
Dark, Black Horse.
English
Duysek
Brilliant, Shining.
Turkish
dvisha
Hate, Enmity.
Sanskrit
Dwabha
Brilliant.
Sanskrit
Dwade
Dark-Haired.
Irish
Dwaipayan
Born of an island; refers to the sage Vyasa.
Sanskrit
Dwaipayana
Born on an island; refers to the sage Vyasa.
Sanskrit
dwani
Sound, echo, or resonance; often associated with the divine sound Om.
Sanskrit
dwaraka
Name of an ancient city in India, associated with Lord Krishna.
Sanskrit
DwarakaDaas
Devotee of Lord Krishna associated with the city of Dwaraka.
Sanskrit
dwarakadas
Devotee of Lord Krishna associated with the city of Dwaraka.
Sanskrit
dwarakanath
Lord of Dwaraka, another name for Lord Krishna.
Sanskrit
dwarakapathi
Lord of Dwaraka, another name for Lord Krishna.
Sanskrit
Dwarkadas
Devotee of Lord Krishna associated with the city of Dwaraka.
Sanskrit
Dwarkadhish
Lord of Dwaraka, another name for Lord Krishna.
Sanskrit
DwarkaNath
Lord of Dwaraka, another name for Lord Krishna.
Sanskrit
dwarkapati
Lord of Dwaraka, another name for Lord Krishna.
Sanskrit
Dwas
One who is wealthy.
Sanskrit
Dwayne
Descendant of Dubhán (little black one).
Irish
Dwhite
White-haired.
English
Dwipaada
One who has two feet.
Sanskrit
Dwipavati
One who has two feet.
Sanskrit
dwiti
Second; a name for the second-born child.
Sanskrit
Dwyer
Descendant of the dark stranger.
Irish
Dwyn
Means 'brown' or 'dark' in Welsh.
Welsh
Dwynwen
Dwynwen is a Welsh name meaning 'she who leads a blessed life'.
Welsh
Dyaan
Meditation; derived from the Sanskrit word dhyāna.
Sanskrit
Dyaana
Divine, heavenly, or radiant; derived from the Sanskrit word 'dyu' meaning sk...
Sanskrit
dyab
Wolves; a name symbolizing strength and ferocity.
Arabic
Dyamayi
Goddess Durga, the invincible one.
Sanskrit
Dyami
Eagle.
Cherokee
Dyer
Occupational surname for a dyer.
English
Dyfed
Legendary ancestor mentioned in the Mabinogi tales.
Welsh
Dyke
Refers to a man living near a ditch or embankment.
English
Dylan
Son of the sea, derived from the Welsh word 'dy' meaning great and 'llanw' me...
Welsh
Dylen
Son of the sea.
English
Dyllan
Great leader.
Welsh
Dyllis
Sweetheart.
Greek
Dyllon
Loyal.
English
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