Al ending baby names and what they mean, with 54 results. -al names are used more often as masculine names. These girl names reached the height of their popularity 38 years ago (ADOPTION OF 1.2%) and have become significantly less common since (ADOPTION 0.1%, ▼93.4%), with names like Kristal going out of style. Amal (#1254) is the most trendy birth name in this list, while Leal (TOP 1%) and Bal (13%) are common -al surnames. Here is the list of -al names for boys.

Abageal - Crystal

Gal, Abigal¹, Abageal
Forms of Abigail. Origin fr. Hebrew language. "Father of exaltation." Uncommon, but Abageal, Abigal, Gal (17%) are similar to common -al surnames Arnal (TOP 44%), Afzal (17%).

Abigal²
Form of Avichayil. Based on Hebrew. "Exalted father." Aigal and Akigal are creative forms. See also Abigael.

Abital, var. Avital, Abeetal
Derived fr. Hebrew word. "Father of dew." Abital, Abeetal and Avital are not in the Top 2000.

Addal, Adal
Var. of Adalia. Origin fr. Hebrew, Old German languages. "God is my refuge; noble one." Adaly is a somewhat popular baby name.

Aingeal
Var. of Angela. Origin fr. Greek. "Messenger; angel, messenger of God." Not Top 2000 name.

Al
Form of Alberta. Stems fr. Old English element. "Noble, bright." Al is an uncommonly used female name, appearing frequently (TOP 28%) as a last name. Unisex name.

Amal▲
Form of Amala. Origin fr. Arabic element. "Hope." Usage of Amal as a birth name in 2018 was 6.9% more than in 2017. Gender-neutral name.

Annabal
Var. of Annabel. Possibly elaborated form of Anna, or .. Outside Top 2000.

Atal
Form of Ethel. Root fr. Old English word. "Noble." Not in popularity charts.

Aural
Var. of Aurelia. Derivative of Latin language. "Golden." Not in popularity charts. See also Aura.

C'Ceal
Var. of Cecilia. Based on Latin, Old Welsh words. "Blind; sixth." A peculiar girls' name.

Cal¹
Form of Calandra. Root fr. Greek. "Lovely one." Cal was not a Top birth name in 2018. Cross-gender use.

Cal²
Form of Calantha. Root fr. Greek. "Beautiful flower." Cross-gender use. Cal is irregularly used as a female name, occurring commonly (UPPER 28%) as a last name.

Celestial
Form of Celeste. Based on Latin language. "Heavenly." A rare girls' name, Celestial is used more commonly as a surname.

Chantal▼, var. Shantal, Chantaal, Chandal
Stems fr. Old French element. "Stone." Somewhat popular as children's names, Chantal, Chandal, etc. are comparable to the popular Chanda.

Krystal¹▼, Crystal¹▼, Cristal¹▼, Chrystal¹▼
Forms of Christina. Root fr. Latin language. "Follower of Christ." Usage of Krystal and variants was up 38 years ago and has become reduced, with Chrystal becoming somewhat outmoded.

Chrystal²▼
Origin fr. Greek. "Ice." Adoption of Chrystal was well-received during 1980-1989, but now, Chrystal has become less trendy. See also Christall.

Cindal
Form of Cindy. Based on English, Greek. "From Mount Kynthos." Unique. Cindal is not found in the US Demographics.

Coral, var. Koral
Root fr. Latin word. "Coral." Coral and Koral became less popular in 2018, falling on average -12 positions as baby names with Coral leading the decline.

Crystal²▼, var. Krystal²▼, Kristal▼, Cristal²▼, Chrystal³▼, Christal▼
Derivative of Greek word. "Ice." Usage of Crystal, Krystal, etc. as children's names in 2018 was down 73.2% compared to 2008.