Al ending baby names and what they mean, with 124 results. -al names are used more often as masculine names. These boy names reached the apex of their popularity 68 years ago (USAGE OF 0.4%) and have become much less conventional since (USAGE 0.09%, 76% LESS), with names like Neal becoming somewhat outmoded. Royal (#483) and Bilal (#1036) are two of the more trendy names for newborns in this compilation, while Ruybal (TOP 16%) and Dalal (12%) are conventional -al surnames. Here is the list of -al names for girls.

Abdal - Al

Abdal
Var. of Abdul. From Arabic language. "Servant." Rare, but Abdal is comparable to popular surnames Aardal (UPPER 98%), Amdal (86%), which also end with -dal. See also Abda.

Adal¹
Var. of Adalhard. Derived fr. Old German. "Noble strength." Unisex name. A baby name which is seldom used.

Adal²
Form of Adel. Source fr. Hebrew, Old German words. "God is eternal; noble." Adam (TOP 2%), Aday (12%) are conventional last names.

Adal³
Source fr. Old German language. "Noble, precious." Only rarely used as a birth name. Cross-gender use.

Akmal, var. Aqmal
Derived fr. Arabic. "Perfect." Akmal and Aqmal are unusual as masculine names, and Akmal occurs often (UPPER 64%) as a surname.

Al¹▼
Var. of Aldous. Derived fr. Old German language. "Old." Also a girls' name. Al is familiar as a children's name compared to other variant forms.

Al²▼
Var. of Alvin. Origin fr. Old English word. "Elf or magical being, friend." Adoption of Al was common among parents in the 1900s. Unisex name.

Al³▼
Var. of Alphonse. Derived fr. Old German language. "Ready for battle." Cross-gender use. Somewhat scarce as a birth name, occurring more frequently as a last name.

Al⁴▼
Form of Algernon. Root fr. Old French word. "Wearing a mustache." Unisex name. Al rose in popularity 118 years ago, but now, Al has gone out of style.

Al⁵▼
Var. of Alger. Origin fr. Old English. "Elf spear." Cross-gender use. Somewhat rarely used as a birth name, Al is used more frequently as a surname.

Al⁶▼
Var. of Alfred. Derived fr. Old English word. "Elf or magical counsel." Al is a familiar (TOP 36%) masculine name, and occurs regularly (TOP 28%) as a surname. Cross-gender use.

Al⁷▼
Var. of Alexander. Origin fr. Greek. "Man's defender, warrior." Unisex name. Somewhat uncommonly used as a children's name, Al occurs more often as a surname.

Al⁸▼
Var. of Aldrich. Based on Old English language. "Old." Cross-gender use. Al is a conventional (TOP 36%) male name, and occurs commonly (TOP 28%) as a last name.

Al⁹▼
Form of Alden. Source fr. Old English. "Old friend." Al is a common (TOP 36%) men's name, and exists often (TOP 28%) as a surname. Also used for girls.

Al¹⁰▼
Var. of Alard. Derived fr. Old German word. "Noble strength." Al has decreased in favor as a name for boys since 1900-1909. Cross-gender use.

Al¹¹▼
Var. of Albin. Source fr. English word. "White, pale-skinned." Also used for girls. Al is conventional (TOP 36%) as a men's name, and is found regularly (TOP 28%) as a surname.

Al¹²▼
Var. of Alan. From Old German. "Precious." Cross-gender use. Al is a frequently occurring (UPPER 36%) masculine name, and is found regularly (UPPER 28%) as a surname.

Al¹³▼
A short form of names beginning .. Al is commonly occurring (TOP 36%) as a masculine name, and exists commonly (TOP 28%) as a last name. Gender-neutral name.

Al¹⁴▼
Form of Alaric. Based on Old German. "Noble, regal ruler." Cross-gender use. Al is familiar as a baby name among the variant forms of Alaric.

Al¹⁵▼
Var. of Alastair. Derivative of Scottish, Greek elements. "Man's defender." Less popular today. Al was last found in 2000 in the Top 2000. Gender-neutral name.