Am- baby names and what they mean, with 55 results. Am- names are used more often as feminine names. Usage of these girl names reached its highest 38 years ago (USAGE OF 4.1%) and is now much diminished (USAGE 1.7%, DOWN 57.9%), with names like Amya falling out of fashion. The most fashionable birth names among these are Amelia (#8), Amara (#193), Amaya (#130), Amina (#299) and Amira (#315), while Amen (TOP 10%) and Ammann (11%) are conventional Am- surnames. Here is the list of Am- names for boys.

Ama - Amara

Ama¹, var. Amma
Derived fr. Ghanaian language. "Born on Saturday." Ama and Amma are more familiar as birth names compared to other forms.

Amayble, Amaybelle, Amaybel, Amable, Amabel¹
Forms of Mabel. Origin fr. English, Latin words. "Lovable." Amaylee and Amayte are creative variations.

Amabel², var. Amabelle, Ama²
Root fr. Latin. "Lovable, amiable." Popular. Compare Amabel with common surnames Agel (UPPER 72%), Anghel (60%), which also end with -el.

Amada¹, var. Amata¹, Amadita, Amadia, Amadea¹
Stems fr. Latin word. "Lovable." Less used today. Amada was the version last listed (the 1920s) in the Top 2000.

Amadea², var. Amedee, Amadee
Source fr. Latin element. "God's love." Amadea, Amadee and Amedee are unusual as birth names.

Amadore, var. Amadora
Origin fr. Italian language. "Gift of love." Not in popularity charts.

Amala, var. Amel, Amal▲, Amahla, Amahl
Source fr. Arabic element. "Hope." Usage of Amala and forms is at its apex today.

Amy▼, Amelita, Ameline, Amelie▲, Amalia▲, Amalie, Amalea
Var. of Emily. Based on Latin language. "Rival; laborious; eager." Amalia, Amelie and Amy were Top birth names in 2018.

Amalfi, var. Amalfey
.. Italian town and part of coastline .. Amalfey and Amalfi are unusual as female names, and Amalfi is found commonly (UPPER 97%) as a last name.

Amalida, var. Amelida, Amaleeda
Source fr. Old German word. "Hardworking woman." Amalida, Amaleeda and Amelida are not Top 2000 names.

Amalthea, var. Amaltheia
Based on Greek language. Greek mythology .. Amalthea and Amaltheia are not often used as children's names.

Amana
Derivative of Hebrew language. "Loyal, faithful." Amana is not in the Top 2000. See also Amynah.

Amanda▼, var. Amata², Amandy, Amandine, Amandie, Amandah, Amandi, Amada²
From Latin. "Fit to be loved, lovable." Common, with usage of 0.05% for Amanda and variants as baby names in 2018, though lower than 0.056% in 2017.

Amandina, Amande
Forms of Almond. .. May refer to skin tone, or .. Unusual. Amandina (cf. Armandina, Alldina) ends with -dina.

Amandeep
Source fr. Hindi. "Lamp of peace." Amandeep is unusual as a girls' name. See also Amande.

Amani▲
Origin fr. Kiswahili element. "Peace." Cross-gender use. Amani is intermittently used as a women's name, occurring often (UPPER 45%) as a surname.

Amanpreet
Derivative of Hindi language. "One who loves peace." Rather quaint as a birth name.

Amantha
Possibly variant of Amarantha, a flower .. A rare children's name. See also Amanda.

Amapola, var. Ammapola, Ama³
Source fr. Arabic element. "Poppy." Amapola and forms grew in popularity during 1890-1899.

Amara▲, var. Amarinda¹, Amarra, Amarinda², Amargot, Amargo, Amargoe
Stems fr. Latin word. "Everlasting." Popular as children's names, Amara, Amargoe, etc. sound like the familiar Amariah.