Al- baby names and what they mean, with 80 results. Al- names are used more often as feminine names. These boy names were at the height of their popularity 108 years ago (USAGE OF 2.7%) and are somewhat less conventional today (USAGE 1.53%, ▼43.1%), with names like Alois falling out of fashion. The most trendy boy names among these are Ali (#309), Alaric (#976), Alden (#638), Alessandro (#600) and Alistair (#1004), while Algarin (TOP 12%) and Almon (11%) are conventional Al- last names. Here is the list of Al- names for girls.

Al - Aldo

Al¹▼
A short form of names beginning .. Al is prevalent (UPPER 36%) as a male name, and appears frequently (UPPER 28%) as a last name. Cross-gender use.

Alain¹, var. Allain¹
Derived fr. Old German element. "Precious." Altin is also a marginally favored birth name.

Alaire, var. Alair¹
Derivative of Latin word. "Cheerful." Uncommon. Compare Alaire and common surnames Admire (UPPER 15%), Alvare (65%), with the -re suffix.

Alamar, var. Alomar
Root fr. Arabic. "Gilded, covered with gold." Alamar and Alomar are rarely adopted as birth names.

Alan▼, var. Alyn, Alun, Alon, Allyn, Allin, Allon, Allie¹▼, Alleyne, Alleyn, Allen▼, Alley, Allayne, Allan▼, Allain², Alen, Alin, Alanson, Alano, Alann, Alair², Aland, Alain², Al²▼
Derivative of Old German. "Precious." Alair, Aland, Alann, Alano and Alanson are more rare as baby names among the variations of Alan.

Alard, var. Aliard, Al³▼
Source fr. Old German. "Noble strength." Usage of Al as a children's name has diminished circa the 1900s.

Alaric▲, var. Alrick, Alric, Allerick, Alleric, Allaric, Allarick, Alerick, Aleric, Alarico, Al⁴▼, Alarick
Based on Old German word. "Noble, regal ruler." Alaric and Al are more popular as boys' names among these variations.

Alasdair¹
Derived fr. Greek element. "Man's defender." Also used for girls. Not Top 2000 name.

Alastair, var. Alyster, Alystair, Alysdare, Alysdair, Allystair, Allyster, Allysdair, Allistir, Allister, Allastir, Allistair, Allaster, Allaistar, Alister, Alistair▲, Alistar, Alester, Aleister, Alaister, Alaisdair, Alaistair, Alastor, Alaster, Alasteir, Al⁵▼, Alasdair²
Derived fr. Scottish, Greek elements. "Man's defender." Usage of Alastair, Alistar, etc. as boys' names in 2018 was 9.3% less than the previous year.

Alban, var. Alvy, Alvin▼, Alvan, Albys, Albis, Alby, Albion¹, Albinet, Albin¹▼, Albany, Albie¹, Albano, Albain, Al⁶▼
From Latin. "From Alba." Alban (TOP 10%), Albano (4%), Albany (25%), Albin (5%) and Alvin (15%) appear commonly as last names.

Alberik, Alberick, Alberich, Alberic
Forms of Aubrey. Source fr. Old German word. "Elf or magical being, power." Abberic and Alberay are creative variations.

Albern
Stems fr. Old German word. "Noble courage." Only rarely used as a birth name. See also Alberik.

Albert▼, var. Alvertos, Alvert, Allie²▼, Albrekt, Albie², Albrecht, Albertus, Alberto, Albertino, Al⁷▼
Source fr. Old English language. "Noble, bright." Al (UPPER 36%), Albert (4%) and Alberto (22%) are familiar men's names.

Albin²▼, var. Alpin, Albyn, Albinson, Alben, Al⁸▼
Derived fr. English. "White, pale-skinned." Usage of Al and Albin as children's names has faded circa the 1890s.

Albion²
Based on Latin, Celtic. "White; rock, crag." Less common today. Albion last appeared in 1910-1919 in the Top 2000. See also Albain.

Alcedio, Alcado, Alcadio
Forms of Arcadio. Source fr. Spanish, Greek elements. Ancient place name .. Uncommon, with the unconventional -dio suffix for Alcadio, Alcedio, like Abondio, Arcadio.

Alcander, var. Alkender, Alkander, Alcindor, Alcinder
Based on Greek word. "Strong." Rare, with the -der suffix for Alcander, Alkander, etc., like Alexander, Alisander.

Alcott, var. Alkott, Allcott, Allcot, Alcot
From Old English language. "The old cottage." Alcott, Allcott, etc. were not Top birth names in 2018.

Alden▲, var. Alwine, Aldwynn, Aldwyn, Aldwin, Aldan, Aldin, Al⁹▼
Stems fr. Old English word. "Old friend." Usage of Alden and variants as birth names in 2018 was significantly more than the previous decade.

Aldo, var. Alldo, Aldus, Aldon, Aldis
Derived fr. Italian, Old German elements. "Old one, elder." Aldo and variants became less trendy in 2018, dropping -87 rankings as children's names with Aldo dropping the most.