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If you know the origins of your name contact me, I will add the information Abade: means abbot, meaning father, head of a monastery
Abadesso: probably from the word abadessa which is a mother superior for some religious groups
Abadito
Abalada: broken
Abalroado
Abdula
Abecassis
Abelho: Abelha means a bee, Abelho may be a masculine form
Abilhão
Abilio
Abito
Abranches
Abrantes
Abraul
Abrega
Abreu: insect
Abrino
Abronheiro: See below, probably Abrunheiro mispelled
Abrunheiro: A plum tree that produces small blue or purple plums
Abrunhosa
Abudo
Acacio: Caracter in a novel of Eca de Queiroz, o Primo Basilio
Acafrão: saffron
Achada: feminine of found
Achando: finding
Achas: To find, present second person of singular
Acúrcio
Adaes
Adaixo
Adão
Adelia
Adelina
Adelino
Adem: sheldrake: boa, coat, sweater, wrap
Adevides
Adevinha: probably from the verb adivinhar, to guess, to foresee
Adolfo
Adones: see Adonis
Adonis: Nice and humble young man
Adrega
Adriano
Adrião
Adro: Section of a church
Adubeir
Afecto: affection, attachement, fondness, love, tenderness
Afonso
Afra
Africana: An African woman
Africano: An African man
Agante
Agapito
Agasalho: boa, coat, sweater, wrap
Agatão
Agnelo
Agnoli
Agonia: agony, death struggle, throe
Agostinha: feminine variant of Agostinho
Agostinho: Portuguese for Augustine, given name or surname
Agreira: a type of tree
Agrela: small field
Agria
Agra: piece of land who can be use for agriculture
Agro: sour,
Agua: Water, aqua:
Aguas: Waters
Aguiar: Ancient Spanish name from the region of Castile
Aguilar: see Aguiar
Aguinha: water
Agulha: needle
Aibéo
Aidos
Aio: Tutor hired by wealthy families to educate their children
Aires
Airoso: graceful, elegant, smart
Ajuda: from the verb ajudar, to help
Ala: Allah, row, aisle, wing, flank, side
Alago: from the verb alagar, to cover with water, to sink, to be flooded
Alavedra
Alarcão
Albano: Albanian
Albarinho
Albarino
Albarran
Albazini
Albergaria: lodging house, shelter, town in Portugal called Albergaria-a-velha
Albernas
Albernaz
Albertina
Albertino
Alberto
Alberty
Albino: albino
Albreto
Albuquerque
Alçada: juridisdiction, competence, competency, verge
Alcaide: Arab word for captain, governor
Alcaire
Alcantara: Spanish military order
Alcaso
Alceo
Alceu
Alcide
Alcides
Alcino
Alcobaça
Alcobia
Alcoforado
Alda: ancient measurement slightly over a meter
Aldeão: rural, villager, peasant, cottager
Aldegalega
Aldeia: village
Alecrim: rosemary
Alegre: joyful
Alegrete: from the word alegre
Alegria: joy
Alegrio
Aleixo
Aleluia
Alemão: German in English
Alençoão
Alendouro: word from above the Douro
Alentisca
Alexadre
Alexandre
Alexandrina
Alexandrino
Alface: Lettuce
Alfafar
Alfaiataria: tailor store or shop
Alfaiate: A tailor
Alfar
Alfarela
Alfaro
Alferes: squire, chevalier, esquire, armour-bearer, henchman
Alfredo
Alfoto
Algarvio: from the Algarve
Alhau
Alho: Garlic
Alice
Alipia
Alipio
Almaral
Almas: singular is soul, spirit, mind or the dead
Almeida
Almeirão: plant
Alonso: silly, goof
Alpande
Alpendre: shed, porch, gallery, terrace, marquise
Alpoim
Alquim
Alto: high, tall, elevated, loudly, loud, aloud
Aluminios: plural of aluminium
Alvadia
Alvares
Alvarez
Alvaro
Alvarinhas
Alvarinho
Alvelos
Alvéolos: small hole where the bees lay their honey, honeycomb
Alverca: tank, place where the fish live
Alves
Alvim
Alvito
Alvoeiro
Alvorge
Alzira
Amada: sweetheart, ladylove, loved?
Amado: beloved, darling
Amador: unprofessional, amateur
Amante: lover, concubine, mistress
Amara
Amaral
Amaro: sour
Ambrósio: Ambrosia meas type of plant
Ameal
Ameixa: plum, prune
Ameixoeira: plum tree, prune tree
Ameixoeiro; probably a masculine variant of Ameixoeira
Amelia
Amial
Amieira
Amieiro: alder
Amilcar
Amimo: to give affection to someone or an animal
Amoedo: to make money
Amora: mulberry, raspberry
Amoreira: mulberry, raspberry bush
Amores
Amorim: type of pear
Amoroso: loving, amorous, fond, loverlike
Amorouco
Amorousso
Amparo: supporter, support, defence, defense, protection, patronage, fostering, refuge, rock, anchorage
Amuedo
Ana
Anacleto
Anadio
Anaquim
Anastasio
Anaya
Anca: Thigh
Ancelmo
Anceris
Anceriz
Anciaes
Andorinha: swallow
Andrade: tree from Brasil
André
Andrino: color from the wings of a swallow, possibly variant of André
Anes
Angelo: from the word angel
Angelica: from the word angelic
Anguelova
Anibal
Anica
Aniceto
Anjos: angels, cherubs
Anselmo
Antão
Antas: tapirs, dolmens,
Antões
Antónia
Antoninho: member of the religious order of Saint Antonio
António
Antunes
Anunciação: anunciation
Aparicio
Aperta: from the verb apertar, to press, to hug
Apolinario
Apóstolo: apostle
Aqueu: from the Greece region of Achaea
Aquino
Aradeiras
Aragão
Aranha: spider
Araujo
Arcanjo: archangel
Arcão: parte of a saddle
Arcos: plural of: archway, arch, arc, bow, hoop, rim, round
Arcozelo
Arderios
Ardérius
Arede
Areia: sand
Areias: plural of sand
Arelo
Arenga: harangue, patter, screed, quarrel
Areosa: sandy
Aresta: edge, rib, groin, gable, awn
Areu
Arezes
Argel: type of horse
Argentino: Argentine
Arias
Arif
Arinto
Arlindo
Armando
Armeiro: gunsmith, armourer, armorer, armoury, armory, gunman
Armelão
Arminda
Armindo
Arnaldo
Arnaud
Arnaut
Arneiro: sandy land, dry and unproductive
Aroso
Arouca
Arraiolos
Arrais: skipper
Arraiano: who lives close to the border of another country
Arreiano: possibly Arraiano mispelled
Arrenegado: mad, impatient shows hate towrds others
Arriaga
Arribanca
Arriegas
Arrifano: probably a person who fabricated linen
Arrimar: to get close to
Arrobas; ancient weight measure (plural)
Arrojado: audacious, bold, dashing, dauntless, venturesome, venturous, cool
Arromba: to break through, to force open something that is unlock
Arroteia: land newly cultivated after the land was being left uncultivated for renewal
Arroz: rice
Arruda: rue
Arrulo
Arsenio
Artiaga
Artilheiro: artillerist, artillery man, cannoneer, gunner, bombardier, striker
Artur
Arvelos
Arzileiro
Asenco
Ascencão: Ascencion day, when Christ went up to Heaven
Ascenço
Aspeçada
Assafrão: Assafrão mispelled?? açafrão, meaning saffron
Assalino
Asseiro
Assena
Assis
Assoreia; from the verb assorear, to block water, to dam, to obstruct the flow of water
Assuncão: to assume something, ascencion of the Virgen Mary to Heaven
Atafona
Ataide
Atanásio
Augusta: femenine variante of Augusto
Augusto: August, kingly
Aureliano
Aurélio
Aveiro: City in Portugal
Avelar: to age well, to dry
Avelãs: see Avelar
Aveleira: nut-tree, nutwood, hazel
Aveleiro
Avelez
Avelino
Avidago
Avila
Avilo
Avis
Avões
Azedo: acid, sour, vinegary, acetous
Azeiteiro: people who produces or sells olive oil
Azeitona: olive
Azeje
Azenha: water-mill
Azevedo
Azevo
Aziago: sinister, ominous
Azinhaga: small trail the width of a chariot or between two high walls
Azinhais: lands planted with holm oak trees
Azinheira: holm oak tree
Azinheiro: holm oak tree
Azóla: seaweed from South America and from the river Guadiana, near Mertolo, Portugal
Azóia
Azul: blue, azure NEXT LETTER B
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