Name	Origin	Meaning
Aafje	Dutch/Flemish	diminutive of Aaf/Ava; traditionally associated with 'desired' or 'good' (Dutch)
Aagje	Dutch/Flemish	diminutive of Aag/Agatha; 'good' (old Dutch diminutive)
Aaliyah	Arabic	exalted, high
Aanya	Sanskrit/Indian	graceful
Aarohi	Sanskrit/Indian	ascending, musical scale; rising melody
Aarya	Sanskrit/Indian	noble
Abbott	English (occupational)	Father/abbot (religious title)
Abe	Hebrew	father of multitudes (short for Abraham)
Abigail	Hebrew/Biblical	my father's joy
Abike	Yoruba	born to be cherished
Abril	Spanish/Portuguese	April; springtime
Ace	English (modern slang/surname)	one, expert
Acheron	Greek	Name of the mythic river of woe (underworld river)
Acmon	Greek (mythological)	"Anvil / metal-worker" (mythic figure)
Ada	Hebrew/Biblical	ornament; adornment
Adah	Hebrew/Biblical	ornament; adornment
Addison	English (surname)	son of Adam
Adebimpe	Yoruba	the crown made me complete
Adebola	Yoruba	the crown brings wealth
Adefunke	Yoruba	the crown has given someone to cherish
Adekemi	Yoruba	the crown pampers me
Adela	Germanic/German	noble
Adelaide	Germanic/German	noble kind
Adele	French	noble
Adèle	French	noble
Adelheid	Germanic/German	noble kind
Adelina	Germanic/German	noble
Adeola	Yoruba	crown of wealth
Adetola	Yoruba	the crown brings honor/wealth
Adili	Swahili	justice, fairness
Adina	Hebrew/Biblical	delicate, gentle
Aditi	Sanskrit/Indian	limitless; mother of gods
Adriana	Spanish/Portuguese	from Hadria (Adriatic)
Adsila	Native American	blossom
Ælfflæd	English/Anglo-Saxon	elf beauty
Aelfgifu	English/Anglo-Saxon	elf gift
Aelfgyth	English/Anglo-Saxon	elf battle
Aelflaed	English/Anglo-Saxon	elf beauty
Aelfrun	English/Anglo-Saxon	elf secret
Aelfthryth	English/Anglo-Saxon	elf strength
Aelfwen	English/Anglo-Saxon	elf friend
Aelfwyn	English/Anglo-Saxon	elf joy
Aelia	Latin/Roman	of the Aelius family
Aelwen	Welsh	fair, blessed (literally 'fair brow')
Aemilia	Latin/Roman	rival
Aeron	Welsh	name of a Welsh river
Aeronwy	Welsh	river maiden (from Aeron)
Aethelburg	English/Anglo-Saxon	noble fortress
Aethelflaed	English/Anglo-Saxon	noble beauty
Aethelgifu	English/Anglo-Saxon	noble gift
Aethelgyth	English/Anglo-Saxon	noble war
Afi	Hawaiian/Polynesian	fire (Samoan/Tongan)
Afon	Welsh	river
Afsaneh	Persian	story; legend
Afya	Swahili	health
Agatha	Greek	good, kind
Aghavni	Armenian	dove
Agnes	Hungarian	'pure, chaste' (Hungarian form Ágnes)
Agnese	Italian	pure, holy
Agnessa	Slavic/Russian	pure, chaste (Russian form of Agnes)
Agrippina	Latin/Roman	of the Agrippa family
Ahe	Hawaiian/Polynesian	gentle breeze
Ahmet	Turkish	most praiseworthy
Ahyun	Korean	bright; virtuous
Ai	Chinese/Mandarin	love; beloved
Aiko	Japanese	beloved child
Ailani	Hawaiian/Polynesian	chief; royal one
Ailbhe	Celtic/Irish/Scottish	bright, white
Aileen	Celtic/Irish/Scottish	bright, shining one
Ailin	Chinese/Mandarin	lovely jade (beautiful jade)
Ailis	Celtic/Irish/Scottish	noble
Ailsa	Celtic/Irish/Scottish	island of the noble cliff (from Ailsa Craig)
Aimee	French	beloved
Ain	Korean	kind; benevolent
Aina	Japanese	affection; love and greens
Ainara	Basque	swallow (the bird)
Ainhoa	Basque	from Ainhoa (place name/sanctuary)
Ainsley	Old English/Anglo-Scottish	From Old English elements meaning 'one's own meadow' or 'clearing'
Aiqing	Chinese/Mandarin	love and purity; affectionate
Airi	Japanese	love and jasmine; affection and beauty
Aisha	Arabic	living, life
Aisling	Celtic/Irish/Scottish	dream, vision
Aiyana	Native American	eternal blossom
Aiyu	Chinese/Mandarin	lovely jade; treasured jade
Aizhen	Chinese/Mandarin	beloved treasure
Ajabu	Swahili	wonder, surprise
Ajin	Korean	precious; true
Akane	Japanese	deep red
Akari	Japanese	light; brightness
Akemi	Japanese	bright beauty
Aki	Japanese	Autumn / bright (depending on kanji)
Akili	Swahili	intelligence, mind
Alara	Turkish	mythical water-fairy; graceful
Alaw	Welsh	melody, song
Alazne	Basque	miracle
Alba	Spanish/Portuguese	dawn; white
Alberta	Germanic/German	noble, bright
Albina	Latin/Roman	white, fair (feminine)
Alcott	English (surname)	From the old cottage or cottage town
Alec	Scottish/English (short form of Alexander)	defender of men (short form)

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