Amil | Hindu | Derived from avail (unobtainable, i.. | | |
Amilee | American | Combination name composed from the .. | | |
Amin | Muslim/Arab.. | Popular name derived from amin (hon.. | | |
Amina | Muslim/Arab.. | Derived from the Arabic amina (peac.. | | |
Amina | Muslim/Arab.. | Derived from the Arabic amina (peac.. | | |
Aminah | African | Faithful, honest. Derived from the .. | | |
Aminifu | African | Meaning "faithful," this name is gi.. | | |
Amir | Hebrew | Strong, powerful, mighty | | |
Amir | Muslim/Arab.. | Derived from the Arabic amir (princ.. | | |
Amira | Muslim/Arab.. | Feminine form of Amir, which is der.. | | |
Amira | Hebrew | This name signifies "speech."
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Amiram | Hebrew | My nation is mighty | | |
Amisha | Hindu | Popular name meaning "honest, forth.. | | |
Amissa | Hebrew | A name that means "friend." | | |
Amit | Indian | Meaning "boundless," or "eternal," .. | | |
Amita | Hindu | Combining of the elements a (not) a.. | | |
Amita | Hebrew | A name that signifies "truth." | | |
Amitai | Hebrew | Meaning "truthful." Author Amitai E.. | | |
Amitolann.. | Native Amer.. | Meaning "rainbow." From the Zuni.
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Amity | English | Derived from the Middle English ami.. | | |
Amjad | Muslim/Arab.. | Derived from amjad (more glorious),.. | | |
Amkima | Native Amer.. | Kiowa name of uncertain meaning | | |
Amlika | Indian | Meaning "mother." A variation is A.. | | |
Amma | Hebrew | Servant | | |
Amma | Scandinavia.. | Grandmother. In Norse mythology, Am.. | | |
Ammiel | Hebrew | People of God. The name is borne by.. | | |
Amnon | Hebrew | Faithful. The name Amnon was borne .. | | |
Amo | Polynesian | A waterspout, a whirlwind | | |
Amoka | Hawaiian | Hawaiian form of the Hebrew Amos .. | | |
Amoli | Hindu | Precious, of inestimable worth | | |
Amon | Hebrew | Hebrew name meaning "hidden" or.. | | |
Amora | Spanish | Derived from the Spanish amor (love.. | | |
Amory | German | Form of Emory, which means "home ru.. | | |
Amos | Biblical | Derived from the Hebrew 'amos (born.. | | |
Amos | Hebrew | Borne, a burden. The name was borne.. | | |