Pleaseeee help!! VERY rare A names!!

[Serintyjo]

So im having my first little one and I can not find a name that fits what im looking for. First girl or boy the name should start with the letter A. Second i'm looking for very unique names Ive been up and down google and havent seen one. I dont mine if its 2 letters or 10 letters, if its a place/thing etc. (with great meaning). I also need girl middle names (dont have to start with an A. I was looking for an odd name that means God is good. And just to throw some things out there I love these things the ocean (I was literally going to do a middle name as Ocean), black history, and movies..

ABIEL (m) Means "God is my father" in Hebrew. This was the name of the grandfather of Saul in the Old Testament.
ADEODATUS (m) Latin name meaning "given by God"
ADRIEL (m) Means "flock of God" in Hebrew. In the Old Testament this is the name of a man who married Saul's daughter Merab.
AKACHI (m & f) Western African name meaning "the hand of God" in Igbo.
AKUCHI (m & f) Means "wealth from God" in Igbo.
AMADEUS (m) Means "love of God"
AMATOR (m) Late Latin name meaning "lover (of God)"
AMMIEL (m) Means "God is my kinsman" in Hebrew.
ANSALDO (m) Italian form of a Germanic name composed of the elements ans "god" and wald "power, leader, ruler".
ANSELM (m) Derived from the Germanic elements ans "god" and helm "helmet, protection".
ANSGAR (m) Derived from the Germanic elements ans "god" and ger "spear".
ARELI (m) Means "lion of God, hero" in Hebrew.
ARIEL (m & f) Means "lion of God" in Hebrew. In the Old Testament it is used as another name for the city of Jerusalem.
ASTRID (f) Derived from the Old Norse elements áss "god" and fríðr "beautiful, beloved".
AZAREL or AZRIEL (m) Means "God has helped" in Hebrew

For A names and black history there is
Amiri (Baraka ) and
Arna (Bontemps) both African American writers

Ann. Very rare on babies these days.

Or accessoryoffashion.

Ari/Ariel/Arielle- satisfies the A and the ocean (Ariel from Little Mermaid)
Augusta/Augustus
Ambrose
Andromeda
Albus/Aberforth/Argus (all Harry Potter related names)
Adolph is very rare these days, I guess....

Or, Anais (unfortunately, most English people would pronounce it too much like Anus...)

Anne
Anna

Anais, Aster, Anerley, Aubrey

Alaric for a boy?

Athena
Atheni
Audrey
Altair
Alsephina
Adair
Arno - know one

Adam

Adah

Or, Anais (unfortunately, most English people would pronounce it too much like Anus...)

my friend has that name, if people get it wrong they usually say Anay not anus.

Aramantha- flower name
Azenath- biblical
Apolline
Angeline
Acacia
Amandine
Abilene
Adamina
Adina

The most comprehensive list of baby names is on the ONS (office for national statistics) baby names registered in the UK for each year. The top 1000 most popular girls or boys names are listed by frequency. After that it becomes easier because all the names are listed A-Z.

Don’t know if it’s rare enough but I love Amelie.

Annika
Anoushka

Ajax
Aurelio
Aleph
Armand

@spirali

I've taught an Acacia once and she was the sweetest girl ever. Such a beautiful soul

Aurelie

Ariane

Anactoria

Aneurin

Anais
Aurelie

Amara
Aelia (common English girl’s name in the 6Th/7th century)
Coralie (for an ocean middle name)

Asha (girl)
Astrid
Aster
Angeli
Anaya

Asher (boy)
Auryn
Antonio

Aneurin
Alienor (medieval version of Eleanor)
Aalto
Aline
Aine (pronounced Onya, not rare in Ireland, pretty unusual in UK)
Alys

Also love Anselm or Anselma,