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Aebbe | A strong person, or refers to strength | Boy | | German | | |
Aebi | Pet form of the personal name Adalbert, meaning noble. | Boy | | German,Swiss | Christianity | |
Aeccestane | The stone of a swordsman | Boy | | English | | |
Aecci | A cool headed, informal and energetic person | Boy | | English | | |
Aed | A fire, flame, burning fire | Unisex | | Irish,Scottish | | |
Aedan | An Irish name which is diminutive form of name Aed implying fire and means born of fire | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Aedbald | A bold or brave fire, a friendly fire | Boy | | Irish | | |
Aeddi | One who is made of fire, fire powers | Boy | | Irish | | |
Aedelflete | A fast noble person | Boy | | English | | |
Aedh | From Scottish word Aodh, that means fire | Unisex | | Irish,Scottish | | |
Aedilbert | One who is bright and noble | Boy | | German | | |
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Aedilburh | A bright noble or kind person | Boy | | German | | |
Aedilhum | A noble warrior or bear | Boy | | German | | |
Aedilhun | A noble favour from God | Boy | | German | | |
Aedith | A riches and blessed war | Boy | | Saxon | | |
Aednoth | A medieval monk, a prelate | Boy | | English | | |
Aeduin | A rich or blessed friend | Boy | | English | | |
Aeduuard | A rich guard of wealth and fortune | Boy | | English | | |
Aeduuin | A blessed friend, a rich one | Boy | | English | | |
Aedwulf | A noble and honourable wolf | Boy | | German | | |
Aefic | The King's high reeve | Boy | | English | | |
Aegelmaere | A border of spruce tree | Boy | | Lithuanian | | |
Aegelric | The king of spruce tree | Boy | | Lithuanian | | |
Aegelweard | The guard of the spruce tree | Boy | | Lithuanian | | |
Aegenwulf | The wolf of the chief sea | Boy | | German | | |
Aegeus | A shield made of a goat skin, protection | Boy | | Greek | | |
Aegheard | A protector cowherd | Boy | | English | | |
Aegidius | A young goat, or a shield from young goat skin | Boy | | Greek,Roman | | |
Aegir | A water giant, of a sea monster | Boy | | Norse | | |
Aegthryth | The protector of strength | Boy | | English | | |
Aeilmar | One who inspires awe, awesome | Boy | | Teutonic | | |
Aejaz | Karma; Fate; Destiny | Boy | | Indian | Hindu | |
Aekadamt | Who is having one tooth; lord Ganesha | Boy | | Hindi | | |
Aeker | Meadow Of Oak Trees; means division of land in English; a variant of Ackerley | Boy | | English,Irish | Christianity | |
Aekerley | Meadow Of Oak Trees; means division of land in English; a variant of Ackerley | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Aekerman | Man of Oak; A derivative name from Aeker | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Aekley | Meadow Of Oak Trees; means division of land in English; a variant of Ackerley | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Ael | Rocks or rampart | Boy | | Bretons | Christianity | |
Aelbehrt | A bright or shiny edge or tip | Boy | | German | | |
Aelbert | A bright pointed tip of sword | Boy | | German | | |
Aeldiet | One who is of fire | Boy | | Norse | | |
Aeldit | Who belongs to he fire | Boy | | Norse | | |
Aeldra | Lives at the Elder Tree; means Noble | Boy | | Anglo Saxon | Christianity | |
Aeldredus | The noble red-haired person | Boy | | English | | |
Aeldret | A wise person, an advisor | Boy | | Saxon | | |
Aelfa | A person with supernatural power | Boy | | German | | |
Aelffrith | Peace or protection from elf powers | Boy | | Norse | | |
Aelfgar | A spear of the supernatural power | Boy | | Norse | | |
Aelfhere | The army of mystical powers | Boy | | Norse | | |
Aelfhun | A mystical favour from God | Unisex | | Norse | | |
Aelflead | A mystical leader | Boy | | Norse | | |
Aelfled | led by the mystical powers | Boy | | Norse | | |
Aelfraed | a mystical counsellor or advisor | Boy | | Norse | | |
Aelfred | A wise mystical person, advisor | Boy | | Norse | | |
Aelfric | Elf Ruler; King of Elves | Boy | | Anglo Saxon | Christianity | |
Aelfryth | The king of mystical powers | Boy | | English,German | | |
Aelfstan | A magical stone with supernatural powers | Boy | | English | | |
Aelfthryth | The strength or elf or super powers | Boy | | English | | |
Aelfwald | A forest of supernatural powers | Boy | | English | | |
Aelfwaru | The guard of the mystical powers | Boy | | English | | |
Aelfweard | The guardian of supernatural powers | Boy | | English | | |
Aelfwin | Friend of the mystical powers | Boy | | English | | |
Aelfwine | A friend of elves, or nymphs | Boy | | English | | |
Aelgar | A bright shining spear | Boy | | Teutonic | | |
Aelle | Name of Several Kings; one of many names after Elf | Boy | | Anglo Saxon | Christianity | |
Aellius | The sun, name of Roman emperor Handrian | Boy | | Roman | | |
Aelmar | Awesome or awe-inspiring | Boy | | Teutonic | | |
Aelmer | A famous nobleman for his nobility | Boy | | English | | |
Aelred | A noble wise man or counsellor | Boy | | English | | |
Aembriht | A balanced, rational and confident person | Boy | | English | | |
Aeneas | Praise or a praiseworthy, a hero from Trojan war | Boy | | Greek | | |
Aenedleah | One who is from an awesome meadows | Boy | | English | | |
Aenescumb | One who lives in the valley of majestic people | Boy | | English | | |
Aengifu | The gift for the eye | Boy | | English | | |
Aengus | Celtic - One Choice; A variant of name Angus | Boy | | Celtic,Irish | Christianity | |
Aenheri | The mother of Eleanor | Boy | | Latin | | |
Aenon | A spring or natural fountain | Boy | | Biblical | | |
Aeolus | One who can be changed, God of winds | Boy | | Greek | | |
Aera | Lion; one who has strength and courage of Lion | Boy | | Indian | Hindu | |
Aergad | One who is strong in battle | Boy | | Bretons | Christianity | |
Aeric | One who is an eternal ruler | Boy | | Norse | | |
Aerol | One who is of a Golden heart | Boy | | Greek | | |
Aeron | The tattle or war, a berry fruit | Boy | | Celtic | | |
Aeronwen | The winner or victor of a battle | Boy | | Welsh | | |
Aeronwy | The battle winner | Boy | | Welsh | | |
Aeropos | Male form of the name Aerope. | Boy | | Ancient Greek,Macedonian | Christianity | |
Aerowyn | The victorious person from the battle | Boy | | Welsh | | |
Aerthirn | From the royal Roman clan | Boy | | Roman | | |
Aesc | The ash tree or the tree of ash | Boy | | Saxon | | |
Aescby | One who lives by the ash tree | Unisex | | Saxon | | |
Aescford | A water stream by the ash tree | Boy | | Saxon | | |
Aeschild | The child from the ash tree | Boy | | Saxon | | |
Aeschylus | Aeschylus originates from the Greek name Aischylos, which means shame. | Boy | | Ancient Greek | | |
Aesctun | The town by the ash tree | Boy | | Saxon | | |
Aescwig | A fight or rumble near the ash tree | Boy | | English | | |
Aescwine | Spear Friend | Boy | | Anglo Saxon,English | Christianity | |
Aescwyn | The winner or victor from the ash tree | Boy | | English | | |
Aesir | Of the Gods. | Boy | | Norse,Norwegian | Christianity | |
Aesoburne | One who is born near the ash tree | Boy | | English | | |
Aeson | The father of Jason | Boy | | Greek | | |
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