Ada- baby names and what they mean, with 18 results. Ada- names are used more often as feminine names. These girl names were at the peak of their popularity 138 years ago (ADOPTION OF 0.68%) and are almost as popular today (ADOPTION 0.48%, DOWN 29%), but with names like Adamaris becoming less stylish. Adalee (#855), Adaline (#234), Adalyn (#144) and Adalynn (#108) are four of the more contemporarily stylish girl names in this compilation, while Adame (TOP 2%) and Adamy (41%) are conventional Ada- last names.

Ada - Adawna

Adalynn¹▲, Adalyn¹▲, Adaline¹▲, Adalin, Adalheid, Adalayde, Adalena, Adalaide, Ada¹▼
Var. of Adelaide. Root fr. Old German language. "Noble kind." Adylin is also a moderately common girl's name.

Ada²▼, var. Adan¹
Root fr. Old German. "Noble." Ada and variants were favored as baby names in the 1880s and have become less popular, with Ada becoming somewhat dated.

Adah▼
Based on Hebrew word. "Adornment." Popular. Compare Adah with common -ah surnames Allah (TOP 27%), Ansah (35%). See also Addi.

Adair, var. Adayre, Adare, Adaire
Based on Old German element. "Wealthy spear." Atair and Atir are creative variations.

Adalynn²▲, Adalyn²▲, Adallina, Adaline²▲, Adalina, Adalene
Forms of Adeline. From Old German element. "Noble." Used somewhat frequently as children's names, Adalene, Adalyn, etc. are comparable to the common Adalee.

Adalgisa, var. Adalgise
Derivative of Old German. "Noble, precious promise." Adalgisa and Adalgise are not Top 2000 names.

Adalia¹, var. Adalley, Adalie¹, Adali, Adalee▲, Adala, Adal
Stems fr. Hebrew, Old German. "God is my refuge; noble one." Adal, Adala, Adali and Adalley are more unique as baby names among the versions of Adalia.

Adalie², Adalia²
Var. of Adela. Based on Old German. "Noble." Adoption of Adalia and forms was common in 2015 and is less today.

Adaliz, Adalicia
Forms of Adelisa. Origin fr. French language. A blend of Adela and Lisa. Unique, with the unconventional -icia ending for Adalicia, like Analicia, Adelicia.

Adamaris▼, var. Adamari
Derived fr. Latin language. "To love." Adamari and Adamaris are more prevalent as birth names compared to other versions.

Adamina, var. Adaminna, Adamine, Adameena, Ada³▼
Source fr. Hebrew element. "Earth." Adameena, Adamina, Adamine and Adaminna are more unusual as children's names.

Adamma
Based on Igbo. "Beautiful child." Not in popularity charts. See also Adana.

Adan²
Form of Aidan. Stems fr. Gaelic language. "Fire." Compare last names Adao (TOP 57%), Aday (12%). Cross-gender use.

Adana
Stems fr. Hebrew word. "Earth." Unusual. Adana, like Avana, uses the feminine -ana ending. See also Adene.

Adanna
From Nigerian element. "Her father's daughter." Uncommon. Adanna (compare Alzina) has the feminine-sounding -na suffix. See also Adeana.

Adara¹
Form of Adra. Based on Arabic word. "Virgin." A moderately rare birth name. See also Adorae.

Adara²
Stems fr. Arabic, Greek, Hebrew. "Virgin; beauty; noble." Somewhat popular as a children's name, Adara is comparable to the common Audra. See also Adoray.

Adawna
Form of Dawn. From Old English element. "The first appearance of light, daybreak." Scarcely used as a baby name. See also Adanna.