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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anastasja | f | Greek | Anastasja represents a Slavic variation of Anastasia and carries the meaning 'the resur… |
| Anastazija | f | Greek | Anastazija is a South Slavic form of the name Anastasia and means 'the resurrected one'… |
| Anastazja | f | Greek | The name Anastazja, as the feminine form of Anastasia, carries the meaning 'the resurre… |
| Anatol | m | Anatol is a male first name that is considered a short form of the ancient Greek name A… | |
| Anatole | m | The name Anatole, in its masculine form, is of French origin and is derived from Anatol | |
| Anatoli | u | Anatoli represents a Greek and Russian variant of the name Anatol, which in turn derive… | |
| Anatolia | f | Italian | The name Anatolia is a feminine form of the Greek name Anatolios (Ανατόλιος) and stands… |
| Anatolij | m | Anatolij (Анатолий) is the masculine form of the name Anatol in the Russian language | |
| Anatolius | m | Anatolius is a boy's name that has its origins in ancient Greek | |
| Anaxagoras | m | Greek | Anaxagoras (Ἀναξαγόρας) is a historical Greek name derived from the words ánax (ἄνᾰξ) m… |
| Anaximander | m | Greek | The name Anaximander is the Latinized form of the ancient Greek Anaximandros (Ἀναξίμανδ… |
| Anda | f | Anda (Anđa) is a feminine first name that is mainly found in Croatia and Serbia and is … | |
| Ande | m | Ande (Ánde) is a masculine variant of the name Andreas and has its origins in the Norwe… | |
| Andela | f | Andela (Anđela) is a Croatian and Serbian variant of the name Angela | |
| Andelka | f | Latin | Andelka is a Slavic variant of Angela and means among other things 'the messenger' and … |
| Andeo | m | Latin | Andeo (Anđeo) is the Croatian translation of the name Angel, which originates from the … |
| Ander | m | Basque | The name Ander is the Basque equivalent of Andreas and means 'the brave' or 'the manly' |
| Anders | m | Scandinavian | Anders represents a Scandinavian variant of the biblical name Andreas and means "the br… |
| Andie | f | Greek | Andie is a gender-neutral first name that traces back to the names Andrea or Andreas |
| Andine | f | Hebrew | The name Andine is a harmonious combination of the Hebrew word "channah", which means "… |
| Andis | m | Andis is a masculine first name that is considered a short form of Andrejs, a variant o… | |
| Andja | f | Latin | The first name Andja is derived from Angela and is found in Croatia and Slovenia |
| Andjela | f | Latin | Andjela is a feminine form of the name Angela and is used in Bosnian, Croatian, and Ser… |
| Andjelija | f | Latin | Andjelija (Anđjelija) is a Serbian and Slovenian variant of the name Andjela, which has… |
| Andjelka | f | Greek | The first name Andjelka is a Yugoslav and primarily Slovenian variant of the name Angel… |
| Andor | m | Norwegian | Andor is a Norwegian and Swedish variation of the Old Norse name Arnþórr |
| Andr | m | Andr is a short form of Andreas and means 'the brave', derived from the Ancient Greek a… | |
| Andra | f | Andra is an Estonian and Latvian variant of Andrea and is also regarded as a feminine v… | |
| Andrada | f | The name Andrada is a Romanian derivative of Andrea, which serves as the feminine form … | |
| Andrae | m | Andrae, also found as Andrä, is an Upper German variant of the name Andre, which is a s… | |
| Andras | m | Andras (András) is the Hungarian variant of the name Andreas, which emerged in the 1970s | |
| Andre | m | English | Andre is a masculine first name that can be found in both the Upper German form and the… |
| Andrea | u | Danish | Andrea is primarily understood as a female name, but it is often a male form in Italian… |
| Andrea-Doris | f | Greek | Andrea-Doris combines the meanings of Andrea, which comes from Greek and means 'the man… |
| Andreale | f | Andreale is a rare name for girls, regarded as an unusual American or African American … | |
| Andreana | f | Polish | The name Andreana is primarily used in Bosnian, Bulgarian, Polish, and Czech cultural c… |
| Andreane | f | French | Andreane is a feminine, rather rare variant of Andrea that occurs in France and Canada |
| Andreas | m | Danish | Andreas means "the brave" and has its roots in the ancient Greek word andreios (ἀνδρεῖο… |
| Andree | m | French | The name Andree is the German masculine variant of Andreas, while the spelling Andrée i… |
| Andreea | f | The origin of the feminine first name Andreea lies in the Ancient Greek language and is… | |
| Andrei | m | Russian | Andrei (Андрей) is a masculine first name known as the Romanian form of Andreas and als… |
| Andreia | f | Portuguese | Andreia (Andréia) is a Brazilian and Portuguese variant of the name Andrea |
| Andreina | f | Greek | Andreina is a feminine form of the name Andrea, which has its origins in Italy |
| Andrej | m | Russian | Andrej (Андрей) is a masculine first name that is considered the Russian form of Andreas |
| Andreja | f | Russian | The name Andreja is used for girls and is a South Slavic form of the name Andrea, preva… |
| Andrejs | m | Andrejs is a masculine first name that represents a Latvian form of Andreas | |
| Andreju | m | Andreju is a Ukrainian form of the name Andreas | |
| Andres | m | Estonian | Andres is the Estonian variant of Andreas, and the Spanish form is Andrés |
| Andreu | m | Greek | The name Andreu represents the Catalan form of the biblical Andreas and means 'the brav… |
| Andrew | m | Andrew, a male first name, is the English form of Andreas, which emerged in the 1960s | |
| Andrey | m | English | Andrey is an English variant of the name Andreas, which is common in Bulgaria, Russia, … |
| Andreya | m | The name Andreya is primarily regarded as a girl's name and is a variant of Andrea from… | |
| Andria | f | Georgian | Andria is a gender-neutral first name that appears in both female and male forms and is… |
| Andrian | m | Latin | The name Andrian (Андриан) is a Bulgarian and Moldovan derivative of the name Andreas |
| Andriana | f | The name Andriana, also spelled Andriána, has its roots in ancient Greek | |
| Andric | m | Andric is considered a derived form of Andrik, a modern Swedish variant of the name And… | |
| Andries | m | Andries is a Dutch and Low German variant of Andreas and carries the meanings 'the brav… | |
| Andrij | m | The name Andrij has its roots in Ancient Greek and derives from the term 'andreios', wh… | |
| Andrija | m | Andrija is a masculine name that is a Croatian and Serbian variant of the name Andreas … | |
| Andrijan | m | Russian | Andrijan (Андријан) is a South Slavic variant of the name Andreas, also known through t… |
| Andrijana | f | Slavic | The name Andrijana is a feminine form that originates from the South Slavic region and … |
| Andriko | m | The meaning of the name Andriko is the same as that of Andreas: it stands for 'the brav… | |
| Andrina | f | Andrina is a Romansh derivation of Andrea, which refers to the biblical name Andreas | |
| Andrine | f | Andrine is a Scandinavian, specifically Norwegian form of the name Andrea, which is con… | |
| Andris | m | Andris is the Latvian and Hungarian diminutive of the biblical name Andreas | |
| Andrius | m | Andrius, the Lithuanian version of Andreas, has its roots in the Ancient Greek word and… | |
| Andro | m | Greek | The first name Andro is a short form of Andreas and Andrew and originates from Georgia … |
| Andromache | f | English | Andromache originates from Greek mythology and means metaphorically "the one who fights… |
| Andromeda | f | The name Andromeda is of female origin and comes from Greek mythology | |
| Andron | m | The name Andron is derived from the Ancient Greek name Andrónīkos (Ᾰ̓νδρόνῑκος), which … | |
| Androniki | f | Greek | Androniki is the feminine variant of the Greek name Andrónīkos (Ᾰ̓νδρόνῑκος) and carrie… |
| Androu | m | Androu is a masculine name form derived from Andreas and translates to "the Masculine."… | |
| Andrus | m | Estonian | Andrus is an Estonian form and a Ukrainian diminutive of the biblical name Andreas |
| Andrusch | m | Andrusch is a Germanized form of the Sorbian Handroš, which refers to the biblical name… | |
| Andruscha | m | Russian | The name Andruscha is used for both men and occasionally for women and is derived from … |
| Andry | m | Andry is a masculine first name that is regarded as a short and affectionate form of An… | |
| Andryan | m | The name Andryan has its roots in Ancient Greek and is composed of the terms 'andreios'… | |
| Andrzej | m | Greek | Andrzej (pronounced "Andschej") is a masculine name that is considered the Polish form … |
| Andy | m | Greek | The name Andy is primarily an English short form of Andreas and Andrew |
| Anea | f | Finnish | The first name Anea is considered a feminine form of Anej, with Anej being a South Slav… |
| Aneas | m | Aneas is a variant of the name Äneas, which is considered an ancestor in the Roman context | |
| Anel | m | Latin | Anel is the masculine variant of Anela and has its roots in the Slavic form of the name… |
| Anela | f | The name Anela, a Slavic variation of Angela, means 'the heavenly messenger', 'the envo… | |
| Anemone | f | Anemone is a German first name that has its roots in the Greek Anemóni (Ανεμώνη) and al… | |
| Anemonia | f | Greek | The name Anemonia, a Greek variant of Anemone, comes from the ancient Greek word Anemón… |
| Anesa | f | Latin | Anesa, a feminine first name, is frequently used as a variant of Agnes |
| Aneska | f | Greek | The name Aneska derives from Anezka, a version of Agnes, which traces back to the Greek… |
| Anessa | f | Latin | Anessa is a contemporary spelling of the name Agnessa, which is a derivative of Agnes |
| Anestis | m | Greek | The name Anestis, a diminutive of Anastásios, means "the resurrected one" or "the one b… |
| Anezka | f | Latin | Anezka (Anežka) is the Czech variant of the name Agnes, which traces back to the Greek … |
| Anfisa | f | Greek | Anfisa (Анфиса) is a Russian form of the name Anthea, which traces back to Antheia (Ἄνθ… |
| Anfissa | f | Estonian | Anfissa, as the Estonian spelling of the name Anfisa, is a derivative of Anthea |
| Ange | f | Latin | Ange, a name for both genders, is derived from Angela and Angelus and has its roots in … |
| Angel | u | Latin | Angel is a gender-neutral first name that is not very common in German-speaking areas, … |
| Angela | f | Latin | Angela is a German, English, and Italian feminine variant of the ancient Greek name Ang… |
| Angele | f | Angele is a feminine first name that originates from Scandinavia and, in its French for… | |
| Angeles | f | Angeles (Ángeles) is an old Spanish form of the name Angel | |
| Angeli | f | Latin | Angeli carries the translation 'the messenger of God' or 'the angel' |
| Angelia | f | Latin | Angelia is an elaborate English form of the name Angela |
| Angelic | f | Angelic is a girl's name that is regarded as the Australian version of Angela |