Ale- baby names and what they mean, with 13 results. Ale- names are used more often as feminine names. Adoption of these boy names was at its most widespread in the year 1995 (ADOPTION OF 1.9%) and is somewhat lower today (ADOPTION 1%, ▼46.4%), with names such as Alec becoming less fashionable. Alessandro (#600) is the most chic boy name in this list, while Alejandres (TOP 47%) and Alexandrou (58%) are conventional Ale- last names. Here is the list of Ale- names for girls.

Alec - Alexis

Alec¹▼
Derived fr. English, Scottish, Greek words. "Man's defender, warrior." Alee is also a moderately common boys' name. See also Alejo.

Aled
Origin fr. Welsh element. "Child." Unusual. Compare Aled with common last names Apted (TOP 73%), Alred (14%), which also end with -ed. See also Alldo.

Alester, Aleister¹
Forms of Alastair. Based on Scottish, Greek elements. "Man's defender." Sparing use. Aleister and Alester are not listed in the US Demographics.

Aleister²
Form of Alistair. Stems fr. Greek language. "Man's defender." Uncommon. Aleister, similar to Alter, has the androgynous-sounding -ter ending. See also Alyster.

Alejandro¹, var. Alexandro¹, Alejo¹, Alejandrino
Origin fr. Spanish, Greek elements. "Man's defender, warrior." Usage of Alejandro, Alejo, etc. as children's names in 2018 was up 0.3% compared to the year before.

Alek¹
Root fr. Russian, Greek words. "Man's defender, warrior." Usage of Alek as a boys' name in 2018 was 3.4% more than in 2017. See also Aloj.

Alem, var. Alerio
From Arabic element. "Wise man." Not Top 2000 names.

Alen
Var. of Alan. Source fr. Old German. "Precious." Alen is prevalent as a children's name among the forms of Alan. See also Alec.

Alerick, Aleric
Var. of Alaric. Root fr. Old German element. "Noble, regal ruler." Aleric and Alerick were not among 2018's Top names.

Aleron
Source fr. Latin language. "Winged one." Aleron is a scarce first name. See also Aeron.

Alex¹▼, var. Aleks, Aleko¹, Alek², Alecko, Aleck, Alec²▼, Aleco¹
From Greek element. "Man's defender, warrior." Alec (UPPER 76%) and Alex (13%) are frequently occurring as men's names.

Alexander, var. Alexis¹▼, Alexio¹, Alexi¹, Alexei¹, Alexandros, Alexandre, Alexandro², Alexan, Alex²▼, Alessandro▲, Alessandri, Alesandro, Alessandre, Aleksanteri, Aleksandr, Aleksander, Aleksandar, Alek³, Aleko², Alejo², Alejandro², Aleco², Alec³▼
Root fr. Greek element. "Man's defender, warrior." Alec (UPPER 76%), Alejandro (25%), Alex (13%), Alexander (11%) and Alexis (53%) are common male names.

Alexis²▼, var. Alexy, Alexus, Alexius, Alexios, Alexio², Alexey, Alexi², Alexei², Aleksius, Aleksios, Aleksio, Aleksei, Aleksi, Alejo³
Source fr. Greek. "Defender." Alexis (TOP 4%), Alejo (5%), Alexy (35%) and Alexius (86%) exist often as surnames.