By Sophie Kihm · Updated October 2026
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Arabic
"the shining one"
Germanic
"ruler of the Amali"
Bosnian, Arabic, Portuguese
"the commander, prince; noble, famous"
English word name or variation of Almund or Aleman, German
"almond; noble strength; German"
"the victorious"
Variation of Adalmund, German
"noble protection"
Plant name
"resin, bitter, shiny"
Variation of Aloysius, Latin
"renowned warrior"
Slovene, Slovak, Croatian
"famous warrior"
Polish version of Aloysius, Latin
Portuguese and Spanish variation of Adalfuns, German
"noble and ready"
Variation of Alois or Aloysius, Latin
word name; Turkish
"hero"
Turkish
"heroic lion"
"heroic saint"
Greek, first letter of the alphabet
Biblical, Greek, Hebrew
"exchange"
Hebrew from Greek
"changing"
French from German
"noble, ready for battle"
Latin form of Alfonso
Place name, Latin
"white; white flour; whitish; hill"
German
"ruler of all"
English surname
"son of Allen or Alexander"
English
"elves' town"
Turkish, Mongolian
"red dawn; golden"
Yiddish
"old"
Albanian, Turkish
"gold"
Latin
"high"
"dweller at the old town"
Popular culture
"Dracula backwards"
Welsh spelling of Alan; river in Wales
Hebrew
"his highness"
"elf warrior"
Spanish
Norse, Swedish, English
Swedish variation of Alf, English
"wise counsel"
Finnish variation of Albin, Latin
"white"
"noble friend; friend of the elves"
Norse mythology name
Venetian form of Louis, French, German
Diminutive of Alvin, English
Lithuanian
"all-seeing"
"noble friend, friend of the elves"
Welsh river name
Russian
"defender"
"lovable"
"lover of God"
Slovene variation of Amadeus, Latin
Portuguese, Galician, and Catalan form of Amadeus, Latin
African
"free man"
"lover"
West African
Breton, French, Hebrew, “chieftain; grace and favor of God"
Breton, French, Hebrew, “lord, chieftain”
Welsh
"farming"
"hard labor"
Japanese, English, Hebrew
"sweet, dance; friend, loved; my truth"
"laborer"
"noble peace"
