Ale- baby names and what they mean, with 34 results. Ale- names are used more often as feminine names. These girl names were at the peak of their popularity 2 decades ago (USAGE OF 2.49%) and are now significantly less common (USAGE 0.77%, 69.1% LESS), with names such as Alexandra becoming less fashionable. The most fashionable girl names in this list are Aleah (#553), Aleena (#642), Alena (#736), Alessandra (#324) and Alessia (#580), while Alesna (TOP 58%) and Alemu (32%) are common Ale- last names. Here is the list of Ale- names for boys.

Alea - Alena

Aleigha, Aleeyah, Aleea, Aleana, Aleah▲, Alea
Var. of Aliya. Origin fr. Hebrew language. "Exalted, sublime." Aleyah is also a somewhat common baby name.

Alene¹▼, Alena¹▲, Aleanor¹
Forms of Helen. Derived fr. Greek element. "Sun ray." Common, and Alene is similar to popular last names Atene (UPPER 43%), Anene (82%), which also end with -ene.

Aleonore, Alenor, Aleanor²
Forms of Eleanor. Based on Old French, Old German. "Other, foreign." Aleanor, Alenor and Aleonore are not often adopted as children's names.

Alease
Var. of Elise. Based on French, Hebrew words. "God is my oath." Less used today. Alease last appeared in 1930-1939 in the Top 2000. See also Alisse.

Aleethia, Aleetheea, Aleece, Alecia¹▼, Aleceea
Var. of Alice. From Old German element. "Noble, exalted." Alecia has declined in popularity as a baby name circa 1980-1989.

Alesia▼, Aleshia, Alesha▼, Aleisha, Aleeza¹, Aleesa, Aleesha, Aleecia, Alecia²▼
Var. of Alicia. Derivative of Old German language. "Noble, exalted." Adoption of Aleesha and forms was widespread in 1990, but now, Alesha has become somewhat outmoded.

Alectra
Form of Electra. Based on Greek element. "Brilliant." Alectra was not a Top birth name in 2018.

Aleda¹
Form of Alda. Derived fr. Old German element. "Old, prosperous." A moderately scarce baby name. See also Oleda.

Alette, Aletta, Aleta, Aleida, Aleda²
Var. of Alida. From Latin word. "Small winged one." Usage of Alette and forms grew 68 years ago.

Aledwen
Based on Welsh word. Feminine of Aled, with the wen .. Unconventional. Aledwen is not listed in the US Census.

Alene²▼, Aleen¹
Forms of Eileen. .. The other form is Evelyn or .. Aleen and Alene are more popular as children's names among the forms of Eileen.

Alene³▼, Alenah, Alena²▲, Aleena▲, Aleen²
Var. of Alina. Source fr. Greek. "Sun ray." Alene (TOP 27%), Alena (46%) and Aleen (77%) are common as first names, while Aleena and Alenah are uncommon.

Alene⁴▼, Aleen³
Forms of Aileen. Based on Norman language. Scottish variant of Eileen, which possibly .. Less popular today. Alene was the variant last listed (the 1960s) in the Top 2000.

Aleeysia
Form of Elysia. Based on Latin element. From Elysium, which in mythology is .. Not in popularity charts. See also Alesia.

Aleeza², var. Aleezah¹
Derivative of Hebrew element. "Joy." Scarce as baby names, but Aleeza and Aleezah are similar to the more familiar Aleena.

Aleezah², Aleeza³
Var. of Alizah. Derived fr. Hebrew word. "Joy, joyful." Not Top 2000 names.

Alegra¹, var. Alegrya, Alegria¹
Source fr. Latin language. "Cheerful." Alegra, Alegria and Alegrya are seldom found as women's names, and Alegria occurs regularly (UPPER 5%) as a surname.

Alegria², Alegra²
Var. of Allegra. Source fr. Italian. "Gay and jaunty." Amegra and Avegra are creative forms.

Aleyne, Alenne, Aleine
Forms of Alaine. Origin fr. Old German. "Precious." Alwine (TOP 15%), Altine (81%) are conventional surnames.

Alena³▲
Var. of Olena. Source fr. Russian, Greek elements. "Sun ray." Used widely as a children's name, Alena is similar to the familiar Aline. See also Alayna.