Baby Names

Gentle sunrise

Golden eagle

Greek god of war

Prince of heaven

from Arabic, means 'lion'

Prince, noble one

air or melody

My lady is a goddess

Desire to be free

From the high

From Old Persian, meaning 'noble' or relating to the Aryans — the ancient peoples of the Iranian plateau. The root concept carries a sense of high birth, honor, and nobility.

Crown jewel

God is my mistress

Holy and noble

God's ruler

lion

lion of God

lion of God

lion of God

Ram constellation

Arin carries the meaning of "mountain of strength" or "enlightened," depending on the tradition. In Hebrew-influenced usage, it connects to Aaron, meaning "high mountain" or "exalted." In Turkish and some Central Asian traditions, it means "pure" or "clean."

Peace

exalted, noble

Aris carries the meaning "best" or "excellent," derived from the Greek root "aristos," which also gives us words like aristocrat and Aristotle. It can also be understood as a short form of Aristos or Aristotle, carrying the sense of nobility and superiority in character.

Greek philosopher, student of Plato and tutor to Alexander the Great

Noble and exalted one

lion of God

noble, high-born

Leader's noble son

Warrior, Hero

Earliest dawn

Gentle breeze

Strong eagle

Elevated noblewoman

French noblewoman

Noble ruler

Friend to all

Fortified hill

Strong and gentle

Wishful thinking

God is peace

Watchful, Vigilant

Worthy guardian

From the Italian surname Armani, itself derived from the Germanic name element erman, meaning 'warrior' or 'army man' — the same root that gives us Herman. Used as a given name, it carries the sense of strength and martial bearing embedded in its ancient Germanic ancestor.

Warrior's protection

High peak strong

Divine gift

eagle

eagle power

From Old Norse arn (eagle) and nóra or nór (thunder or honor), Arnora means "eagle's honor" or "thunder eagle." It carries the dual strength of a soaring bird and the power of thunder.