| Artemisia | Greek | A borrowing of the name of the plan.. |  |  |
| Artha | Indian | Meaning "wealth." Variations includ.. | | |
| Arthur | English | Of Celtic origin but of unknown mea.. |  | |
| Arthur | Irish | Of Celtic origin but of unknown mea.. | | |
| Arthur | Mythology a.. | Of Celtic origin but of unknown mea.. | | |
| Arthur | Scottish | Of Celtic origin but of unknown mea.. |  | |
| Arthur | Welsh | Of Celtic origin but of unknown mea.. | | |
| Artia | American | Feminine form of Art. See Art a.. | | |
| Artis | Irish | A name that means "noble" or "tower.. | | |
| Arto | Finnish | From the Irish for "noble" or "bear.. | | |
| Artur | German | Germanic cognate of Arthur, a nam.. |  | |
| Artur | Hungarian | Variant form of Arthur, a name of C.. | | |
| Artur | Irish | Gaelic form of Arthur, a Celtic nam.. | | |
| Artur | Polish | Polish form of Arthur, a name of Ce.. | | |
| Artur | Rumanian | A form of the name Arthur, meaning .. | | |
| Arturo | Italian | Italian cognate of Arthur, a name o.. | | |
| Arturo | Spanish | Spanish cognate of Arthur, a name.. | | |
| Arub | Muslim/Arab.. | Old Arabic name meaning "a woman wh.. | | |
| Arun | Hindu | Popular name derived from the Sansk.. | | |
| Arun | Southeast A.. | The sun. Cambodia | | |
| Arun | Indian | Meaning "the morning sun."
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| Aruna | Hindu | Derived from the Sanskrit aruna (ru.. | | |
| Arunika | Hindu | Derived from the Sanskrit aruna (re.. | | |
| Arunima | Hindu | The red glow of dawn, the red glow .. | | |
| Arusi | African | For a child who arrives surprisingl.. | | |
| Arve | Norwegian | Meaning "heir" or "inheritor." Popu.. | | |
| Arvel | Welsh | This name means "wept over." | | |
| Arvid | Scandinavia.. | Derived from the Old Norse ArnviSr,.. | | |
| Arvin | German | Meaning "friend of the people." | | |
| Arvind | Hindu | Derived from the Sanskrit arvind (r.. | | |
| Arvindaa | Hindu | Derived from aravinda (lotus) | | |
| Arwa | Muslim/Arab.. | Popular name derived from arwa (fem.. | | |
| Arwystli | Welsh | Of uncertain derivation, some belie.. | | |
| Aryabhata | Hindu | Borne by the 5th-century Indian ast.. | | |
| Arye | Hebrew | Meaning "lion."
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