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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aaden | m | English | The first name Aaden is a Somali derivation of Adam |
| Abriana | f | Celtic | Abriana is a modern American variation of the name Briana, which is derived from Brian |
| Adair | m | Irish | The name Adair is a Scottish-Irish variation of Edgar |
| Aden | m | English | Aden, a male first name, is particularly common in Australia and represents an Angliciz… |
| Aedan | m | English | Aedan (Áedán) is a form of the Gaelic, Irish, Scottish, and Welsh name Aodhan (Aodhán),… |
| Aengus | m | Irish | Zinc Tool in Japanese writing: 亜鉛具 |
| Aeryn | f | Celtic | The first name Aeryn is a contemporary English variation of Erin, which in turn is an A… |
| Aibhilin | f | The name Aibhilin stands for 'the desired' or 'the longed-for child' and is pronounced … | |
| Aidan | m | Celtic | The name Aidan directly translates to "the little fire" or "the little flame." Its root… |
| Aideen | f | The name Aideen, as the English form of Etain, means 'the jealous one' | |
| Aiden | m | English | Aiden, as a masculine first name, is an alternative form of Aidan, which traces back to… |
| Aiden-Lukas | m | Aiden-Lukas is a double name combining Aiden ("the little fiery one") and Lukas ("the L… | |
| Ailbe | m | Irish | Ailbe is a variant of Ailbhe ("the white one") |
| Ailbert | m | Irish | ail means 'alba' and bert stands for 'shining' |
| Ailbhe | f | Irish | "the White", derived from the Old Irish word "albho" meaning "white" |
| Aileen | f | English | The name Aileen is derived from Eileen and has its roots in the Irish Eibhlín or Aibhil… |
| Aileen-Denise | f | English | No information on the meaning is available yet |
| Aileen-Jennifer | f | Irish | Aileen-Jennifer is a double name combining Aileen ("the longed-for one") and Jennifer (… |
| Aileen-Louisa | f | English | Aileen-Louisa is a double name combining Aileen ("the longed-for one") and Louisa ("the… |
| Aileen-Solange | f | Aileen-Solange is a double name combining Aileen ("the longed-for one") and Solange ("t… | |
| Ailill | m | In Irish Gaelic, Ailill means 'elf' and is associated with mythological narratives | |
| Ailin | f | Latin | Ailin is considered a derivative of the Irish names Eibhlin and Ailbhlin, which in turn… |
| Aine | f | Irish | The name Aine (Áine) is regarded as the feminine form of Aodh, a variant of the Old Iri… |
| Aishling | f | Irish | Aishling is a girl's name derived from the Irish word 'aisling', meaning 'dream' or 'vi… |
| Aisling | f | English | Aisling is a feminine first name that comes from Old Irish and literally means "the dre… |
| Aislinn | f | Aislinn is a variation of the Irish girl's name Aisling, interpreted in German as "the … | |
| Aislyn | f | The anglicized variant Aislyn comes from the Irish name Aisling and means 'the dream' o… | |
| Aiven | m | English | The first name Aiven, as a variation of the name Ivan, traces back to Johannes and orig… |
| Alanis | f | Celtic | The name Alanis has several origins and meanings |
| Alanna | f | Celtic | The name Alanna represents an English variation of Alana, which in turn is the feminine… |
| Alannah | f | Celtic | Alannah is a contemporary English spelling of the name Alana, which is regarded as the … |
| Albie | u | English | Albie is a gender-neutral first name with English roots |
| Alfiya | f | Arabic | Alfiya is understood as a feminine derivative of Alfio |
| Alick | m | English | The name Alick is a short form of the name Alexander and originates from English, Irish… |
| Allanah | f | Celtic | Allanah is regarded as a modern English and Irish variant of Alana, which in turn is th… |
| Alroy | m | Irish | A name with Irish origins that carries the meaning 'the Red' |
| Amaële | f | Amaële is a beautiful girl's name with a deep origin | |
| Amergin | m | Celtic | Irish mythology tells of two Amergin, both regarded as esteemed bards and poets of thei… |
| Amy-Colleen | f | Latin | Amy-Colleen is a double name combining Amy ("the Loved One") and Colleen ("the girl") |
| Andrea-Christin | f | Irish | Andrea-Christin is a double name combining Andrea ("the brave one") and Christin ("the … |
| Angus | m | Celtic | Angus is a male first name that originates from English and Scottish and is derived fro… |
| Anke-Aileen | f | English | Anke-Aileen is a double name combining Anke ("the gracious one") and Aileen ("the longe… |
| Aodh | m | Irish | The name Aodh has its roots in the Old Irish word áed, which means "the fire" |
| Aodhagan | m | Irish | Aodhagan (Aodhagán) represents an Irish and Scottish diminutive of Aodh, which in turn … |
| Aodhan | m | Irish | Aodhan (Aodhán) represents an Irish pet form of Aodh, which is itself a variant of the … |
| Aodnait | f | The name Aodnait has its roots in the Old Irish language and is composed of the words '… | |
| Aoibheann | f | Irish | Aoibheann is an Irish form of the names Oébfinn or Aíbinn |
| Aoife | f | Irish | Aoife is a derivative of the Old Irish name Aife (Aífe) and has Irish, Celtic, and Scot… |
| Aonghus | m | English | It is the Scottish form of Angus |
| Aralt | m | Irish | Aralt is the Irish form of the name Harold or Harald |
| Aran | m | Irish | The name Aran has biblical roots and translates to 'the wild goat.' Its origin is roote… |
| Arin | u | Turkish | Arin is a feminine form of the name Erin, carrying the meanings 'the Irish woman' and '… |
| Arlo | m | English | Arlo is a masculine first name of English origin, whose roots likely lie in the Irish A… |
| Artis | m | Celtic | Artis, as a Latvian form of Arthur, may have its roots in the Old Celtic word artos, wh… |
| Arto | m | Celtic | Arto, as a masculine first name, is the Finnish form of Arthur |
| Arttu | m | Celtic | Arttu is considered a Finnish derivative of Arthur |
| Arwen-Elinor | f | Celtic | The name has a Jewish meaning |
| Assumpta | f | Latin | Assumpta represents a Latinized, mainly Irish form of the Spanish Asuncion |
| Avoie | f | The name Avoie has its roots in Old Irish, but the exact meaning has not been documente… | |
| Aydan | f | English | The first name Aydan has both male and female origins and is considered a modern Englis… |
| Ayden | m | Ayden is a modern English variation of Aiden, which traces back to the Gaelic, Irish, a… | |
| Ayden-Luis | m | Ayden-Luis is a double name combining Ayden ("the little flame") and Luis ("the famous … | |
| Aysa | f | Arabic | The name Aysa, in its Persian-Turkish form, is a derivation of the name Aisha or Aischa |
| Bairre | m | Irish | Bairre is regarded as an anglicized diminutive of the Irish names Bairrfhionn or Finbar… |
| Barra | m | Irish | Barra is a masculine first name whose meaning is 'the fair-haired' or 'the blonde' |
| Barry | m | English | The name Barry, of masculine gender, also originates from English with Irish roots |
| Bartholomew | m | English | The name Bartholomew means 'son of Tolmai' or originally 'son of the furrow maker' |
| Bary | m | Irish | Bary, a rare masculine name form, is derived from Barry and can be interpreted as 'the … |
| Beagan | m | Irish | The name has its roots in Gaelic and Irish |
| Belana | f | Celtic | Belana also originates from Celtic mythology and is interpreted as 'the Mother of Light' |
| Beltaine | f | Celtic | The name Beltaine directly translates to 'the bright fire' and comes from the Celtic ex… |
| Berry | f | English | Berry is not only a variant of the masculine name Barry, but also an English girl's name |
| Beven | f | Irish | The name Beven has its roots in the Irish language, although the exact word composition… |
| Bevin | m | Irish | Bevin, once a female first name, is now also used for boys |
| Biddy | f | Celtic | Biddy represents an English and Irish short form of the name Bridget, which originates … |
| Birgitte | f | Celtic | Birgitte is a Danish and Norwegian form of Birgitta, which has two origin stories |
| Blanaid | f | Irish | The name Blanaid (Blánaid) is a less common variant of the Irish Blathnaid, which has i… |
| Blathnaid | f | Irish | Blathnaid (Bláthnaid) is a modern Irish form of the name Blathnat (Bláthnat) |
| Bradan | m | Irish | The name Bradan comes from the old Irish family name Ó Bradáin and means 'descendant of… |
| Braden | m | English | Braden is an English variant of Bradan, an Irish given name that traces back to the Old… |
| Bradin | m | The first name Bradin has its roots in Old Irish and is derived from the word 'bradan',… | |
| Brady | m | English | Brady is a boy's name with English and Irish roots, tracing back to the ancient Irish f… |
| Braeden | m | Braeden represents a modern English variant of the name Braden, which traces back to th… | |
| Braidy | f | American | Braidy is a rare English variation of the English-Irish name Brady |
| Brain | m | Celtic | Although the name Brain literally means "the brain" in English, its origin is due to a … |
| Bran | m | Celtic | Bran is a masculine first name that appears in both Irish and Welsh mythology |
| Brandan | m | English | Brandan, a masculine first name, is a Breton variant of the name Brendan, which comes f… |
| Branden | m | Branden, as a masculine first name, is often regarded as a variant of Brandon, whose ro… | |
| Branna | f | Celtic | Branna, an English-Irish name, is considered the feminine form of Brannon and has its r… |
| Brannon | m | Celtic | The name Brannon originates as the English form of the Celtic surname Mac Branain, whic… |
| Braxton | m | English | The name Braxton currently has no known meaning |
| Brayan | m | Celtic | The name Brayan represents a Spanish form of the name Brian, which has Irish-Celtic ori… |
| Brayden | m | English | Brayden is the contemporary English form of Braden and has its origins in the Old Irish… |
| Breana | f | Celtic | Breana, as a feminine first name, is a variant of Briana, the feminine version of the O… |
| Breandan | m | Breandan is an Irish-Gaelic form of Brendan and has its roots in the Old Welsh term bre… | |
| Breanna | f | Celtic | Breanna is derived from Brianna, the feminine form of the Irish-Celtic name Brian |
| Breck | m | The name Breck has its roots in Old Irish and Old Welsh and means 'the speckled one' | |
| Brendan | m | Breton | Brendan is a male first name derived from the English and Irish spelling of Brendanus, … |
| Brendanus | m | Brendanus is regarded as a Latinized variant of Bréanainn, a name with Old Irish origin… | |
| Brenden | m | Brenden is a masculine form of the name that derives from Brendan, an English variant o… |