Names with Admirable Trait
This page provides a comprehensive list of over 1,525 admirable baby names, each carefully selected for its unique meaning and significance. These names are not only beautiful but also carry deep-rooted values that can shape your child's identity and inspire them throughout their lives.
Meaning of Admirable Trait in Names
"Admirable names" refer to those that embody traits worthy of admiration. They reflect characteristics that inspire respect, honor, and a sense of wonder.
Admirable names evoke qualities like respect, admiration, and esteem. When choosing an admirable name, consider virtues such as kindness, bravery, and intelligence.
Top 10 Names with the Admirable Trait
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1,525 Names with the Admirable Trait
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Ahmad: Arabic origin, meaning "highly praised" or "worthy of praise."
Rolando: "Fame" or "renowned land" (Germanic)
Annika: Grace (Latin), Friend (Arabic), Innumerable (Sanskrit)
Elton: Old English origin, meaning "old homestead" or "settlement near the hill."
Louella: Latin, "famous, to praise."
Sarina: Hebrew origin, meaning "princess"
Sami: Arabic name meaning "exalted" or "lofty"
Jamil: Beautiful, handsome, perfect
Patricia: Latin for "noble" or "of noble birth"
Darrius: Persian name meaning "strength, leadership, power"
Karim: Generous, noble, honorable, distinguished, esteemed, bounty, abundance
Lucretia: Latin for "gain," suggesting prosperity and abundance.
Rayden: Japanese origin, meaning "thunder god," representing strength and power.
Noble: Latin origin, meaning "well-known" or "of high birth," signifying an individual of distinguished character.
Samiyah: Exalted, Hebrew origin
Khari: African origin; "royal" or "kingly"
Eagle ruler
Honor: Latin origin, meaning "distinction, regard, esteem." Signifies moral principles, integrity, ethical conduct, dignity, nobility, truth, justice.
Exalted, Lofty, Noble
**Saint:** Holy or sacred, often associated with exemplary individuals in Christian tradition.