Baby Names Starting with A

Resurrection; one who rises again.

Strong and brave; a warrior with masculine strength.

From Hebrew 'Hannah', meaning 'grace' or 'favor'.

Graceful beauty; combines Anne (grace) and Belle (beautiful).

Grace. Scandinavian form of Anna with biblical virtue.

Grace; Dutch diminutive of Anna with Germanic roots meaning divine grace.

Grace; variant of Anne with Hebrew origins.

Scandinavian name combining Anna (Hebrew: 'grace') and Eli (Hebrew: 'ascended').

Scandinavian name combining Anne (grace) with a diminutive suffix.

Grace and oath; a combination of Anna (grace) and Lies (form of Elizabeth, oath).

Gracious, pledged to God

Blend of Anne (grace) and Lise (God's oath)

Grace; variant of Annabella

Grace; derived from Anne, conveying elegance and kindness.

Grace and light

Variant of Annette, from Hebrew 'Anne' meaning 'grace'.

Grace

Belonging to the Annius family; used as a Roman family name and given name.

Grace

Grace; from the Hebrew name Hannah, meaning 'favor' or 'grace.'

Grace or favor; diminutive of Anne from Hebrew meaning 'grace.'

Grace combined with beauty; a compound name merging Annie and Belle.

Grace, favor, sweet-faced

Italian diminutive of Anna from Hebrew 'Hannah' meaning grace. Symbolizes elegance and divine favor.

Pure, chaste. Variant of Agnes.

Woman, feminine. A feminine form emphasizing womanhood.

Sweet and graceful.

Grace; Spanish diminutive form of Anna.

Grace; combination of Ann and Janette from Johanna

Grace and meadow; a compound representing graceful nature.

Grace and pearl; compound name combining Hebrew and Greek elements.

Variant of Antoinette; from the Roman family name Antonius.

Announced; refers to the Annunciation

Unique or one of a kind. Represents distinctiveness and individuality.

Beautiful; incomparable

Priceless or worthy of praise

Variant or diminutive of Anna; carries associations with grace and favor.

A Russian diminutive of Anna, from Hebrew 'Hannah', meaning 'grace' or 'favor'.

Highly praiseworthy.

Means 'helpers' or 'supporters' in Arabic, historically referring to the citizens of Medina who aided Prophet Muhammad.

From Germanic elements meaning 'divine helmet' or 'god's protector.' Conveys spiritual protection.

Feminine form of Anselm, from Germanic elements meaning 'god' and 'helmet.' Symbolizes divine protection.

God helmet or divine protection. Represents spiritual armor and safeguarding.

Sanskrit name meaning 'portion,' 'part,' or 'ray of light.' In Hindu tradition, refers to a divine aspect or manifestation.

A part, portion, or share; represents a piece of something greater in Sanskrit tradition.

A small part or portion; from Sanskrit 'ansa' meaning share or fraction.

From Sanskrit, meaning 'ray of light' or 'beam of light.' A name suggesting brightness and radiance.

Atom or small particle; derived from the Sanskrit word meaning a minute or minuscule portion.

Radiant or possessing the energy and light of the sun; eternally bright and luminous.

Pilaster or end; a Sanskrit architectural term for a vertical pilaster in buildings.

Priceless; worthy of praise

From Arabic meaning brave and heroic; name of the legendary pre-Islamic Arabian poet and warrior Antara ibn Shaddad.

Sanskrit word meaning within or interior; used in Indian culture.

A South Slavic name, often a short form of names derived from Anthony; symbolizes strength and valor.

Priceless; of inestimable worth. Symbolizes value and dignity.

Flower or blooming; symbolizes beauty and nature.

Variant of Anton, from Latin Antonius, meaning 'priceless' or 'worthy of praise'.

Priceless; worthy of praise

Feminine form of Anthony; derived from the Roman family name Antonius.

French feminine form of Anthony, meaning 'priceless' or 'of inestimable worth' from Latin Antonius.

Variant of Anthony; from Latin Antonius, meaning priceless or praiseworthy.

Variant of Anthony, from Latin meaning highly praiseworthy or priceless.

Priceless or of inestimable worth. A variant of Antonia, derived from the Roman family name Antonius.

Priceless and of inestimable worth, from Latin 'Antonius'

Priceless; of inestimable worth; from the Roman family name Antonius

Priceless or beyond price. Expresses supreme value and worth.

Compound combining Anthony (priceless) and James (supplanter).

From Greek mythology; possibly related to grace

Against birth in ancient Greek; famous from Greek mythology as the defiant daughter of Oedipus known for her loyalty.

Possibly variant of Anthony; Latin origin meaning 'priceless' or 'of inestimable worth'.

Priceless; of inestimable worth. From the Roman family name Antonius.

From Latin Antonius, possibly meaning 'worthy of praise.'

Priceless, highly praiseworthy

Feminine variant of Antoine, traditionally associated with priceless or worthy of praise.

Italian variant of Antoinette, derived from the Latin Antonius, meaning 'priceless' or 'of inestimable worth'.

Priceless, worthy of praise; from Latin 'Antonius'.

Priceless or invaluable; worthy of great value

Priceless; from Latin Antonius, an ancient Roman family name.

Priceless, praiseworthy

Italian feminine form of Antonio, derived from Latin Antonius meaning 'worthy of praise'

Priceless; feminine diminutive of Antonia.

From Latin Antonius; of uncertain ultimate origin but associated with Roman legacy.

Worthy of praise; priceless. A name of classical dignity and worth.

Priceless or beyond price, a diminutive form derived from Latin Antonius suggesting something invaluable.

Italian feminine form of Antonio, from Latin Antonius meaning 'priceless' or 'inestimable'.

Worthy of praise; priceless.

Of priceless worth

Priceless, worthy of admiration; feminine form of Antonius

Priceless or invaluable; Italian diminutive of Antonio from the Roman family name.

Priceless, beyond praise

Priceless, worthy of praise; Greek form of Anthony, invaluable.

Priceless, worthy of praise; from Latin Antonius of uncertain ultimate origin

Priceless or worthy of praise; variant of Antonia from Latin.

Praiseworthy; of great worth and value.

From the Roman Antonius family; feminine form of Anthony derived from Latin.

Variant of Antonio; derived from the Roman family name Antonius with uncertain meaning.

Flourishing; invaluable. Related to the Roman family name Antonius.

Variant of Antoine (French form of Antonius). Latin etymology uncertain, possibly 'of great worth.'

Priceless or invaluable. Feminine form of Antoine, from French origin meaning worthy of esteem.

Variant of Antoine, meaning 'priceless' or 'of inestimable worth.'