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| # | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 321 | Abdur Rahim | Arabic | One who serves a compassionate man. | Boy | |
| 322 | Abdur Rahman | Arabic | Variant of Abdul Rahman: One who serves a merciful man. | Boy | |
| 323 | Abdur Rashid | Arabic | One who serves a righteous man. | Boy | |
| 324 | Abdur Razzaq | Arabic | Variant of Abdal Raziq: Servant of the provider. | Boy | |
| 325 | Abdur Rehman | Arabic | Variant of Abdul Rahman: One who serves a merciful man. | Boy | |
| 326 | Abdus Salam | Arabic | Variant of Abdal Salam: Servant of peace. | Boy | |
| 327 | Abe | Hebrew | Diminutive of Abraham: Father of a multitude. In Genesis the Old Testament patriarch Abram's name was changed to Abraham when it was revealed he would be father of the Hebrew nation. Further popularized by 19th century US president Abraham Lincoln. | Boy | |
| 328 | Abed | Muslim | Worshipper. Adorer. | Boy | |
| 329 | Abedin | Muslim | Worshippers. | Boy | |
| 330 | Abednego | Biblical | Servant of light; shining | Boy | |
| 331 | Abeeku | African | Ghanian word for one who is born on Wednesday. | Boy | |
| 332 | Abejide | African | Nigerian name for one who is born in the wintertime. | Boy | |
| 333 | Abel | Biblical | 'Vanity, breath, vapor. Also a city, mourning' | Boy | |
| 334 | Abel | Hebrew | Breath; son; breathing spirit. In the Old Testament, Abel was the son of Adam and Eve who was killed by his brother Cain in a fit of jealousy. | Boy | |
| 335 | Abel-beth-maachah | Biblical | Mourning to the house of Maachah. | Boy | |
| 336 | Abel-maim | Biblical | Mourning of waters. | Boy | |
| 337 | Abel-meholah | Biblical | Mourning of sickness. | Boy | |
| 338 | Abel-mizraim | Biblical | The mourning of Egyptians. | Boy | |
| 339 | Abel-shittim | Biblical | Mourning of thorns. | Boy | |
| 340 | Abela | Hawaiian | Variant of Apela: Breath; breathing spirit (Hawaiian variant of Abel). | Boy | |
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