Adams
boyMeaning not independently verified
English and Latvian usage
Structured name collection
Latvian baby names
Explore genuine Latvian name records with native spellings where supported, locale context, research status, and meanings only when independently reviewed.
261 canonical names: 0 curated linguistic records and 261 reference usage records. Pages are paginated to stay fast on mobile.
Agnese
girlMeaning not independently verified
German and Latvian usage
Agris
boyMeaning not independently verified
Latvian usage
Aiga
girlMeaning not independently verified
Latvian usage
Aigars
boyMeaning not independently verified
Latvian usage
Aija
girlMeaning not independently verified
Latvian usage
Aina
girlMeaning not independently verified
Multilingual documented usage
Ainārs
boyMeaning not independently verified
Latvian usage
Aivars
boyMeaning not independently verified
Latvian usage
Alberts
boyMeaning not independently verified
Latvian usage
Aldis
boy / girl / unisexMeaning not independently verified
Icelandic and Latvian usage
Aleksandrs
boyMeaning not independently verified
Latvian usage
Alfrēds
boyMeaning not independently verified
Latvian usage
Alida
girlMeaning not independently verified
Multilingual documented usage
Alise
girlMeaning not independently verified
Latvian usage
Alvīne
girlMeaning not independently verified
Latvian usage
Amalija
girlMeaning not independently verified
Latvian and Slovenian usage
Andrejs
boyMeaning not independently verified
Latvian usage
Andrešs
boyMeaning not independently verified
Latvian usage
Andris
boyMeaning not independently verified
Latvian usage
Anete
girlMeaning not independently verified
Latvian usage
Anita
girl / unisexMeaning not independently verified
Multilingual documented usage
Annija
girlMeaning not independently verified
Latvian usage
Ansis
boyMeaning not independently verified
Latvian usage
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