Baby Name Generator

Abegail \a-be-gail\ as a girl's name is a variant of Abigail (Hebrew), and the meaning of Abegail is "father of exaltation". The baby name Abegail sounds like Abgail, Abbegail and Abagail. Other similar baby names are Abigil, Abigayl, Abigall, Abigal, Abigael, Abegale, Abbygail, Abbigail, Abagil, Abagael and Avigail.

Abegale \a-bega-le, ab(e)-gale\ as a girl's name is a variant of Abigail (Hebrew), and the meaning of Abegale is "father of exaltation". The baby name Abegale sounds like Abigale, Abbegale and Abagale. Other similar baby names are Abelle, Abigayle, Abigall, Abigal, Abegail, Abbygale and Abbigale.

Abejundio \a-bejun-dio, ab(e)-ju-ndio\ as a boy's name is of Spanish origin, and the meaning of Abejundio is "bee-like". Abejundio has 1 variant form: Abejundo.

Abejundo \a-bejun-do, ab(e)-ju-ndo\ as a boy's name is a variant of Abejundio (Spanish), and the meaning of Abejundo is "bee-like". Similar baby names are Abundo, Abundio and Aboundio.

Abel \a-bel\ as a boy's name is pronounced AY-bel. It is of Hebrew origin, and the meaning of Abel is "breath, vapour". From the Hebrew name Hevel, and the meaning implies vanity. The name may also derive from an Assyrian word meaning "meadow". Biblical: the second son of Adam and Eve. According to the Christian Church, he is a pre-Christian martyr and is invoked as a saint in the litany for the dying. The name has been in steady use since the sixth century, and is popular in Spain. Abel has 8 variant forms: Abe, Abele, Abell, Abelson, Abey, Abie, Able and Avel. For more information, see also the related name Abelard. Baby names that sound like Abel are Abiel and Abyel. View a list of the 5 names that reference Abel.

Abelard \a-bela-rd, ab(e)-lard\ as a boy's name is of Old German origin, and the meaning of Abelard is "noble strength". From Adalhard. The name may also ultimately derive from the Hebrew name Abel, and the Spanish form Abelardo may derive from the Spanish word "abeja", meaning "bee". Made famous by the 12th-century French philosopher Pierre Abelard, who fell in love with and seduced his student Heloise. Her uncle and guardian had him emasculated, even though he married Heloise. She became a nun, he became a monk. Abelard has 6 variant forms: Ab, Abbey, Abby, Abe, Abel and Abelardo. View a list of the 2 names that reference Abelard.

Frequently asked questions about baby names

How to pick a baby boy name?

When choosing a baby boy's name, consider family heritage, cultural significance, and personal meaning. Explore names with positive associations and consider how they sound with your surname. It's important to select a name that resonates with you and your family. Try our male name generator above for name ideas for your little boy.

How to pick a unique baby girl name?

Consider your family history, cultural significance, or personal meaning when selecting a name for a girl. Names with positive associations and how they complement the family surname are also considerations. Choose a name that holds special significance for you and your family and try our female name generator above for inspiration.

How do I give my child a unique name?

To give your child a unique baby girl name, or unique baby boy name, consider exploring cultural influences, literature, or nature for inspiration. You can also modify traditional names, combine different names, or choose a different spelling. Having a unique name can help your child stand out on a list, however it’s not always smooth sailing for them, especially if they are constantly having to pronounce or spell their name throughout life. It's important to ensure that the name is meaningful and resonates with you and your family.

What to avoid when choosing a baby name?

When choosing your baby’s name it’s important to remember they are the ones who live with this their whole life. Consider avoiding names with negative associations, difficult spellings, or have potential for teasing (kids can be ruthless at school!). Consider the significance of initials, cultural sensitivities and the name’s compatibility with your surname.

Can I name my baby anything I want?

In most instances, parents have the freedom to choose their baby's name. However, it's important to be mindful of legal regulations, cultural sensitivities, and the potential impact of the chosen name on your child's future. Consider the long-term implications and seek input from family members for name ideas before finalising a name.