| Abban | One who is noble and honorable. |
| Abbas | Description of a lion.; Lion |
| Abbaseh | Knowing; Lioness; Name of Harun Al-rashids Sister |
| Abbey | Diminutive of Abigail: Father rejoiced, or father's joy. Gives joy. The intelligent, beautiful Abigail was Old Testament King David's third wife, described as 'good in discretion and beautiful in form. |
| Abbeygail | A Hebrew name meaning fathers joy. |
| Abbhinav | New, Novel, Innovative |
| Abbie | A diminutive form of Abigail, meaning joy. |
| Abbigail | Father in rejoicing |
| Abbigale | Abigail means 'father's joy' or 'father's delight', derived from Hebrew words 'Ab' and 'Gail'. |
| Abbir | A name of Hebrew origin meaning mighty one. |
| ABBOID | A variant name meaning father of the clan. |
| Abbood | Devoted worshipper of Allah |
| Abbot | Derived from Aramaic, meaning the father. |
| Abbotson | A surname meaning son of the church head. |
| Abbott | An English name meaning the church leader. |
| Abbu | A name of Arabic origin meaning the father. |
| ABBUD | An Arabic name meaning a devout worshiper. |
| ABBUDIN | An Arabic name meaning pious believers. |
| Abby | A joyful fathers delight. |
| Abbynayha | A beautiful, joyful gift. |
| Abd | Variant of Abd: Slave. Servant. |
| ABDA | A devoted servant of God. |
| Abdah | Nick name of abdur - Rehman |
| Abdal | Slave of the high |
| ABDALLA | Swahili equivalent of Arabic, ABDULLAH, "servant of God." |
| Abdallah | Servants of Allah. |
| Abdalrahman | Servant of the merciful one |
| Abdan | Is derived from Abd, A Man |
| Abdar | Glittering with Water; Wealthy |
| Abdeali | Follower of Ali |
| Abdeel | A vapor, a cloud of God. |
| Abdel | Servant of the Almighty. |
| ABDELAHI | Muslim name, popular in Somalia. Meaning unknown. |
| ABDERA | A place of great strength. |
| ABDERUS | myth name (a friend of Hercules) |
| Abdesshakur | Slave of the appreciative |
| Abdhi | The vast, deep ocean waters. |
| Abdhija | Born in sea, goddess lakshmi |
| Abdhisayana | Sleeping on the Ocean |
| ABDI | Muslim name, popular in Somalia, meaning "my servant." |