By Sophie Kihm · Updated October 2026
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Japanese
"bright boy; man of autumn"
Japanese place name
"field of rice"
Hebrew
"to protect, shelter"
Finnish deity
Greenlandic, “paternal uncle”
Inuit
"mother"
African, Hawaiian
"born on a Wednesday; warrior, strength"
Twi, Ewe, Ghanaian
"born on Sunday"
Kazakh, English, Greek
"white lion; the Lord has remembered; locust"
Danish, version of Hebrew Absalom
"the father is peace"
Finnish variation of Axel, Scandinavian
"father of peace"
Sanskrit
"strong, sound"
Ewe, Ghanaian
"born on Wednesday"
Twi
"Born on a Wednesday"
Igbo
"peaceful wealth"
"evil"
Invented name
"dead and awake; bad deeds"
"devil, demon"
Feminization of Kuol, African fruit name
African, Ashanti, Akan
"born on a Sunday"
Ga, Ghanaian
"elder of twins"
"younger of twins"
Inuit, meaning unknown
Modern name
Igbo, Polish, diminutive of Alicja
"nobility"
Yoruba, Nigerian
"second child after twins"
Place-name; Choctaw
"vegetation gatherers"
Mineral name
Hungarian
"old wise ruler or old and famous"
Arabic
"height of religion; excellent in faith"
Romani
"elf warrior or all true"
Yoruba
"peace"
Puerto Rican variation of Alaia, Basque
"joyful, happy"
Variation of Alani, Hawaiian
"orange tree"
"sublime"
French, variation of Alan
Variation of Hilary
"happy, cheerful"
Variation of Alaya, Sanskrit "dwelling, abode"
"dwelling, abode"
Variation of Aliya, Arabic
"heavens, highborn, exalted"
Hawaiian
"leader"
Greek mythology name
"war cry"
"ripe"
Spanish
"cottonwood grove"
Place-name, Spanish
"poplar tree"
English compound name, Afrikaans variation of Aland
" little rock or child + loveable; noble land"
Female variation of Alan
"handsome, cheerful"
Variation of Alana
