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“father of a young camel; father of a person named Bakr”

• The written form “Abacar” is documented in Portuguese.

“servant of God”

• The written form “Abdala” is documented in Portuguese.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Abdias” is documented in Portuguese.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Abdula” is documented in Portuguese.

“breath”

• The written form “Abel” is documented in Portuguese.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Abelarda” is documented in Portuguese.

French origin

• The written form “Abelardo” is documented in Portuguese.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Abelim” is documented in Portuguese.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Abgar” is documented in Portuguese.

“my Father's joy”

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

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Abília” is documented in Portuguese.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Abiliana” is documented in Portuguese.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Abiliano” is documented in Portuguese.

Latin origin

• The written form “Abílio” is documented in Portuguese.

“father” + “light”

• The written form “Abner” is documented in Portuguese.

Biblical Hebrew origin

• The written form “Abraão” is documented in Portuguese.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Abrahão” is documented in Portuguese.

“father of multitudes”

• The written form “Abrão” is documented in Portuguese.

“abundant, plentiful”

• The written form “Abundio” is documented in Portuguese.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Acácia” is documented in Portuguese.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Acácio” is documented in Portuguese.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Acelina” is documented in Portuguese.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Acelino” is documented in Portuguese.