List of Hebrew Baby Names Meanings Starting with A

Avigdor

(ah-VEEG-dohr)

Hebrew Meaning: The name Avigdor is a Hebrew baby name. In Hebrew the meaning of the name Avigdor is: Father protection.

Meaning: Protector, Father Origin: Hebrew

Avner

(ahv-NEHR)

Meaning:My Father is My Light. Biblical:Avner was King Saul's general. Gender:Male. Origin:Hebrew. Alternate Spellings:Abner.

Meaning: My father is luminous Origin: Hebrew

Aziel

(AH-zee-el)

The name Aziel is a baby boy name. The name Aziel comes from the Hebrew origin. In Hebrew The meaning of the name Aziel is: God is my power.

Meaning: The Lord is my strength Origin: Hebrew

Aren

African Meaning: The name Aren is an African baby name. In African the meaning of the name Aren is: Eagle.

Meaning: Mountain, warrior Origin: Hebrew

Az

The name Az is a Hebrew baby name. In Hebrew the meaning of the name Az is: Powerful.

Meaning: Helped by God Origin: Hebrew

Azaria

About: Azaria. The baby name Azaria of hebrew origin means rose, helped by god, God helps. The Huggies Baby Name Finder can help you create a list of popular baby names including Azaria and then let you share with family and friends.

Meaning: Helped by God Origin: Hebrew

Armon

The name Armon is a German baby name. In German the meaning of the name Armon is: Army man; soldier. Famous Bearer: romantic actor Armand Assante.

Meaning: Castle Origin: Hebrew

Avel

In the Russian language, "А́вель" (Avel) is a form of the first name Abel used in biblical contexts. It is also an old and uncommon male first name, derived from the Biblical Hebrew word hebel, meaning a gentle breathe.

Meaning: Breath, vapour Origin: Hebrew

Azarias

Gender: M Meaning of Azarias: "God has helped" Origin of Azarias: Hebrew, variation of Azariah.

Meaning: Helped by God Origin: Hebrew

Ave

The meaning of the name Ave is Hail (all Bow To). The origin of the name Ave is Latin. This is the culture in which the name originated, or in the case of a word, the language. Short form of "Ave Maria" or Hail Mary.

Meaning: Breathe, bird Origin: Hebrew