Ad- baby names and what they mean, with 39 results. Ad- names are used more often as feminine names. Adoption of these boy names was at its highest in the 1980s (ADOPTION OF 1.3%) and is somewhat less today (ADOPTION 0.8%, ▼33%), with names such as Adolphus becoming somewhat dated. The most trendy names for newborns in this compilation are Adriel (#229), Adonis (#366), Adler (#1064), Adrien (#863) and Adrian (#62), while Adjei (TOP 25%) and Adona (44%) are conventional Ad- last names. Here is the list of Ad- names for girls.

Adael - Adem

Adael, var. Adayel
Derivative of Hebrew word. "God witnesses." Arael is a somewhat common birth name.

Adair, var. Adayre, Adare, Adaire
Origin fr. Old German element. "Wealthy spear." Adair (UPPER 1%), like Anair (UPPER 80%), Abadir (71%), is a popular -ir suffix surname.

Adal¹
Derivative of Old German word. "Noble, precious." Compare surnames Adas, Aday. Gender-neutral name.

Adelbert¹▼, Adelbrecht, Adelbert²▼, Adalberto, Adalbert, Adalbrecht
Var. of Albert. Derivative of Old English. "Noble, bright." Usage of Adalberto and forms was higher in the 1880s, but now, Adelbert has become less fashionable.

Adalfieri, var. Adelfieri
Root fr. German language. "Noble oath." Adalfieri and Adelfieri are not in the Top 2000.

Adalgiso, var. Adelgiso
Origin fr. Old German word. "Noble, precious promise." Not in Top 2000.

Adalhard, var. Adellard, Adelard¹, Adalard, Adal²
Derivative of Old German language. "Noble strength." Rare. Adalhard, Adalard, etc. are not listed in the US Census.

Adalric, var. Adelrick, Adelrich, Adelric, Adalrick, Adalrich
From Old German element. "Noble, regal ruler." Amaric and Avaric are creative variations.

Adam▼, var. Adom, Adnot, Adnon, Adnet, Adhamh, Adim, Adham¹, Adem¹, Ade¹, Addison¹▼, Addy¹, Addis, Addie¹, Addem, Addam, Addams, Adao, Adan, Adams, Ad¹, Adamo
Derived fr. Hebrew. "Earth." Used widely as birth names, Addem, Adam, etc. are comparable to the popular Ayden.

Adham², Adamok, Adamik, Adamek, Adamec
Var. of Damek. Origin fr. Hebrew. "Earth." Outside Top 2000.

Adamson, var. Addamson, Adamsson
Root fr. Old English. "Son of Adam." Adamson, Adamsson and Addamson were not among 2018's Top names.

Adar
Derivative of Hebrew. "Noble." Rare. Adar (compare Aylmar) has the common androgynous -ar suffix. See also Adan.

Addison²▼, var. Adisson, Adison, Addy², Addie², Ad², Addeson
Stems fr. Old English language. "Son of Adam." Adison and variants are rarely found as given names.

Addy³, var. Ado, Adi, Ade², Addie³
Origin fr. Teutonic word. "Awe-inspiring; noble." Addie is common as a baby name among the variant forms of Addy.

Adlin, Adel¹
Forms of Edel. Origin fr. Old German. "Noble." Uncommon, with the unconventional -lin suffix for Adlin, like Alin, Ailin.

Adel², var. Adal³
Derivative of Hebrew, Old German words. "God is eternal; noble." Not in Top 2000.

Adelhard, Adelard²
Var. of Allard. Root fr. Old English element. "Noble and brave." Adelard is commonplace as a children's name compared to Adelhard.

Adelmar
Origin fr. Old German. "Noble, famous." A children's name that is only intermittently used.

Adelphe, var. Adelphus, Adelpho, Adelfus, Adelfo
Derived fr. Greek language. "Brother." Adelphe, Adelfo, etc. were not among 2018's Top names.

Adem²
Var. of Andrew. Source fr. Greek. "Man, warrior." Uncommon. Adem (compare Ahkeem, Addem) ends with -em. See also Adom.