Ara- baby names and what they mean, with 11 results. Ara- names are used more often as feminine names. Usage of these girl names was at its most widespread less than a decade ago (ADOPTION OF 0.2%) and is almost as widespread today (ADOPTION 0.1%, ▼18%), but with names such as Ara becoming less stylish. Arabella (#174) is the most contemporarily stylish girl name here, while Arata (TOP 12%) and Arab (36%) are familiar Ara- last names.

Ara - Araxie

Ara¹▼
Based on Persian language. "Brings rain." Unisex name. Less common today. Ara was last recorded in the 1930s in the Top 2000.

Arabella▲, var. Arabelle, Arabela, Arabel, Ara²▼
Origin fr. Latin language. "Prayerful." Aribella is also a somewhat popular baby name.

Araceli, var. Aracelis, Aracely▼, Aracelia
Source fr. Latin language. "Altar of heaven; heavenly homemaker." Common. Compare Araceli with popular last names Aureli (UPPER 68%), Ascoli (59%), which also end with -li.

Arachne, var. Arakne
Derivative of Greek element. .. a young maiden who challenged the .. Arachne and Arakne are not often used as girls' names.

Aram
From Tamil word. "Righteous woman." Ara (TOP 26%), Aran (45%) are familiar last names.

Araminta
.. Invented by an 18th century English .. Less used today. Araminta was last listed in 1880-1889 in the Top 2000. See also Arminta.

Aranka
Form of Aurelia. Derived fr. Latin language. "Golden." Aranka is rarely used as a girls' name. See also Arunika.

Aranrhod
Derivative of Welsh language. "Huge or round wheel." A peculiar baby name.

Aranza, var. Arantza▼, Arantxa, Arancha
Derived fr. Basque word. "Thorn-bush." Usage of Arantza as a girls' name has fallen off circa 2014.

Arava, var. Aravah
Root fr. Hebrew. "Willow; arid land." Arava and Aravah are not frequently used as birth names.

Araxie
Source fr. Armenian. "River that inspires poetic talent." Not in Top 2000.