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Elegant (雅), beautiful (娥) or child (兒), and the lustre of jade (璘) or the qilin, a mythical beast of good omen (麟), depending on the characters

Elegant (雅), beautiful (娥) or child (兒), and glossy (潤) or honest (允), depending on the characters

High, exalted; the feminine form of the Arabic Aali

Of uncertain origin; the name of Moses' brother

Possibly breath, vapor, from the Hebrew Hevel, or from the Akkadian for son

My father's joy

Father of a multitude, as glossed in Genesis; possibly first meaning father is exalted

Short for Germanic names with adal, noble, such as Adelaide; also a Latin form of the Hebrew Adah

A variant of Adeline, of Germanic origin

A rare variant of Adeline with the ending -lyn, or Ada plus -lyn

A rare variant of Adeline with the -lynn ending; also read as Ada plus -lynn

Earth, man; from the Hebrew for red earth

From the Spanish Adán, Adam, ultimately from the Hebrew for earth, man, soil

Son of Adam, from an English surname

Noble nature; from the Old High German adal, noble, and heit, nature

Nobility; from the German adal, noble

Noble, nobility; the Italian variant of Adeline

Noble; from the Old High German adal

A rare variant of Adeline

A rare non-standard variant of Adeline

From Hadrianus; linked to a word for sea or water

The feminine form of Adrian, from the Latin

Flock of God

The Portuguese form of Alfonso and Alphonse

Good; from the Greek agathos

From the Irish Aodhán, a diminutive of Aodh, fire

An English form of the Irish Aodhán

Living, alive; an Arabic name

From a Spanish place name, the Sierra de Aitana

Joyful; from the Basque alai

A 20th-century variant of Alana, from Alain, the French form of Alan

Of disputed origin, the name of early Breton saints; perhaps linked with the Irish ail, noble

A feminine form of Alan

Orange, from the Hawaiian; perhaps also a modern variant of Alan or Alanna

A feminine form of Alan; a variant spelling of Alana

A rare variant of Alaina

White; in Spanish, Italian and Catalan, dawn

Defender of the people

The Italian form of Alexandra

The Italian feminine of Alessio; may mean defending warrior

Defender of the people; short for Alexander or Alexandra

To defend, and man; from the Greek Alexandros

To defend and man; the feminine form of Alexander

From Alexander the Great and the cities he named, most notably Alexandria in Egypt

High, exalted; from Arabic

Noble

A Latinized form of Alice, from the Old French Adelais, of Germanic origin

An Italian name or a Latinate form of Aline, from pet forms of Adela

A medieval French pet form of Alis, ultimately from the Germanic Adalheid, of noble kind

A modern American variant of Aaliyah, from Arabic; also a Hebrew name, from the word for ascent