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“servant”

• The written form “Abdon” is documented in Czech.

“my Father's joy”

• The written form “Abigail” is documented in Czech.

“father of” + “multitude of”

• The written form “Abraham” is documented in Czech.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Abrahám” is documented in Czech.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Abšalom” is documented in Czech.

Ancient Greek origin

• The written form “Achilles” is documented in Czech.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Achilleus” is documented in Czech.

“noble”

• The written form “Ada” is documented in Czech.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Áda” is documented in Czech.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Áďa” is documented in Czech.

“earth, man, soil, light brown”

• The written form “Adam” is documented in Czech.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Adámek” is documented in Czech.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Adéla” is documented in Czech.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Adelaida” is documented in Czech.

French origin

• The written form “Adelajda” is documented in Czech.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Adélka” is documented in Czech.

Hebrew origin

• The written form “Adina” is documented in Czech.

“noble” + “wolf”

• The written form “Adolf” is documented in Czech.

“noble” + “wolf”

• The written form “Adolf” is documented in Czech.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Adolfek” is documented in Czech.

Latin origin

• The written form “Adrián” is documented in Czech.

Latin origin

• The written form “Adriana” is documented in Czech.