Aarav is a variant of the Indian baby boy name Arav. Arav means "peaceful" and "musical" — just right for a baby boy who's joining a family of music lovers.
Aaron is a biblical name meaning strong, exalted one. In the Bible, Aaron was the brother of Moses. There are plenty of famous Aarons, too. Think Aaron Copeland, the composer, and Aaron Carter, the 2000s pop icon.
In Hebrew, Able has a wonderful meaning: a breath. It's symbolic for bringing a new life into the world, which is pretty cool if you ask us.
Abram is short for Abiyram, meaning "high father." It's a strong baby boy name that represents patience, perseverance and wisdom.
Centuries ago, an abbott was another name for a priest. This name isn't all about religion, though. It's also a throwback to Abbott and Costello, the American comedy duo known for their act "Who's on First."
Adlai is a rare Hebrew name that dates back to the Old Testament. It appeared on American baby name charts in the late 1800s, but it quickly dropped back into obscurity.
Adam is one of the most popular and well-loved Hebrew names. It means "son of the red Earth." In the Bible, Adam was also the first man ever created.
It has old English roots, but it was popularized in Scotland. Considering how many green meadows Scotland has, it makes a lot of sense.
Adriel is a Hebrew baby boy name roughly translating to "God is my help." It's also just plain beautiful, so don't rule it out if you're not religious.