Baby Names Starting with A

From Latin 'amata' meaning 'beloved' or French 'aimer' meaning 'to love'

Beloved; variant of Amy from Latin.

Eye in Arabic; represents sight and understanding.

Only or always, a Finnish word used as a name.

Swallow, a graceful bird symbolizing freedom and elegance.

Brightness and radiance; in Irish mythology, a goddess of love, fertility, and the summer sun.

Soft or gentle, originally a Basque place name used as a given name.

One's own meadow; a peaceful dwelling place

Variant of Ainsley, meaning 'one's own meadow'.

One's own island; hermitage. Scottish origin suggesting solitude and independence.

Spanish word meaning 'air'; symbolizes freedom, movement, lightness, and ethereal quality.

Bilberry or cranberry. French word for a wild berry, symbolizing nature and simplicity.

Lion of God; a name symbolizing divine strength and spiritual protection.

Rainbow. From Greek mythology, the goddess of the rainbow.

Scottish place name derived from Airlie Castle in Angus, Scotland.

High mountain or exalted one.

Modern variant of Ariana, derived from Sanskrit 'Arya' meaning 'noble' or 'of noble birth'.

Life; variant of Aisha meaning 'alive' or 'vibrant'

Living, prosperous, alive, she who lives

"Alive" or "living one," symbolizing vitality and life.

Alive or living; variant of Aisha signifying vitality and life

Prosperity, wealth, power, and grace. A Sanskrit name symbolizing abundance and fortune in Hindu tradition.

An Irish name meaning dream or vision, associated with ethereal beauty and imagination.

Dream or vision; a spiritual insight or mystical revelation from Irish tradition.

From Irish Aisling meaning vision or dream.

Alive, living; variant of Aisha. Represents vitality and life in Arabic tradition.

Praise or blessing in West African tradition, honoring grace and gratitude.

Traditional West African name with roots in Fulani and Senegalese cultures.

Strong, firm, or mighty; indicates strength and stability.

Eternal blossom, forever flowering

Variant of Aiden; from Irish Aodhán meaning little fire or fiery one.

Variant of Aisha, meaning 'alive' or 'living,' symbolizing vitality and life.

Mighty and powerful; strong-willed

Hebrew name meaning 'he laughs', Yiddish variant of Isaac.

First-born; born on Friday

Mourning; famous Greek warrior

Unconquered or undefeated

Possibly related to nobility or dignity in Slavic tradition

Unconquerable or invincible; derived from Sanskrit meaning 'without defeat'.

Unconquerable or invincible; a name symbolizing strength and victory.

Possibly a variant of Ayla, meaning 'halo' or 'moonlight'

Derived from Sanskrit, referring to the sixth chakra in yoga philosophy; represents intuition, inner wisdom, and perception.

A type of blessed date fruit from Madinah, highly valued in Islamic tradition for its healing properties.

Most generous; very noble and generous.

Timeless or eternal, representing the divine beyond time and death in Sikh theology.

Sky; space; the infinite cosmic space

Named after the acacia tree; symbolizes grace, resilience, and protection.

Red, a color name representing passion and vibrancy.

Japanese name meaning 'madder' (a red dye plant) or 'red,' depending on kanji used.

Desire, wish, longing

Light or red. Symbolizes brightness, illumination, or passion.

Sky, ether, or open space; represents vastness in Sanskrit tradition.

Ether, sky, or space. One of the five elements in Hindu and Buddhist cosmology representing the void.

Great or greatest; represents power, authority, and excellence.

Intelligent and wise; represents wisdom and mental acuity.

Intelligent, wise

Solitary or alone in Sanskrit and Hindi traditions

Japanese name combining bright and beauty, symbolizing radiant elegance.

Meaning varies with Japanese kanji used. Often associated with brightness, dawn, or clarity.

Sanskrit origin meaning 'complete,' 'whole,' or 'undivided,' symbolizing wholeness.

Complete; whole; entire.

Master of all; ruler of the complete and whole