Girl Names Starting With A

Radiance, glow, and splendor. Represents inner light and beauty.

Noble, of noble birth.

Fearless and uninhibited in Sanskrit. Represents boldness and liberation.

Unique and distinct; symbolizes individuality

First power or primordial energy, representing the original creative force

Combines Aadhya (first, primordial in Sanskrit) with the Telugu surname Reddy

First and divine. Aadhya means first in Sanskrit, Sri means goddess or beauty.

Related to the sun; feminine form derived from Aditya in Hindu mythology.

Variant of Aditi; means infinite and boundless. Associated with the Hindu goddess Aditi, representing primordial infinity.

First; primacy and adoration

Healthy; well; prosperous. An Arabic name signifying wellness and vitality.

Health, well-being, and recovery from illness

Health, wellness, and well-being in Arabic. Represents a state of good health and flourishing.

First light, dawn, or early morning; symbol of new beginning.

Means 'mirror' in Sanskrit and Hindi; symbolizes reflection, clarity, and self-awareness.

Alive and living; variant spelling of Aisha, symbolizing vitality and presence.

Exalted; sublime.

Modern variant of Aaliyah, from Arabic meaning exalted or elevated.

Possibly variant of Aliyah; may mean 'exalted' or 'ascending' in Arabic.

Variant spelling of Aaliyah, from Arabic aliyah meaning noble, exalted, or of high status.

From Hebrew 'aliyyah', meaning 'to go up', 'to ascend', or 'exalted one'; represents rising and elevation.

Ascending, noble, sublime. Arabic name conveying elevation and grace.

To ascend or rise up; reaching toward heights. Represents elevation and spiritual growth.

Variant of Alina, meaning noble or bright. Represents clarity and refinement.

Arabic and Hebrew origins meaning ascending or rising, denoting upward spiritual movement

Exalted or sublime; from Arabic meaning elevated and noble

High, exalted, sublime; of elevated rank.

Exalted, high, or elevated in status and nobility

Variant of Aaliyah, Arabic origin meaning 'high,' 'exalted,' or 'sublime'

Industrious or working woman; derived from the Arabic root meaning labor and activity.

Trustworthy, faithful, and safe; one who is reliable and honest.

Peaceful and safe. Feminine form of Amin, signifying protection and trust.

Leader, princess, or noblewoman. The feminine form of Amir, denoting high rank and authority.

Safe or secure; related to the Arabic name Amna.

Variant of Anika; Sanskrit origin meaning graceful, supreme, or merciful.

Graceful and gracious. Sanskrit name representing elegance and kindness.

Graceful and charming; one who leads a charmed life.

Worship, prayer, and devotion; a Sanskrit term for spiritual reverence

One who is worshipped or devoted to worship; a prayer or act of devotion.

Variant of Aria, which in Italian means 'air' and in music means 'melody'; represents grace and expression.

Variant of Aria; refers to noble or melody depending on origin.

Mountain of strength or exalted; derived from Hebrew roots

Honorable, noble; variant of Ariana with Perso-Iranian roots meaning 'honorable' or 'very holy'

Lion of God; variant of Ariel with Hebrew roots.

High mountain; variant of Aaron with Hebrew origins meaning 'high mountain' or 'enlightened'.

Noble, honorable.

Musical or melodious; derived from Sanskrit 'aroh' meaning ascending or full of melody.

A Hindu ritual of worship using lamps and flowers in religious ceremonies.

A Hindu prayer ritual of worship involving the offering of light to the divine.

First ray of sun or dawn. Sanskrit name symbolizing new beginnings.

Noble and honorable; Sanskrit-derived name meaning 'superior' or 'respectable'.

Derived from Sanskrit 'Aarya,' meaning 'noble,' 'honorable,' or 'superior.' Reflects excellence and dignity.

Noble, honorable, and of high status.

Feeling or emotion. Sanskrit/Hindi name with expressive connotations.

Hope or close friend. A Sanskrit name meaning intimate or hopeful, symbolizing connection and optimism.

Healer, caretaker; one who tends to others with compassion

One who consoles; an Islamic name referring to the wife of Pharaoh in Quranic tradition

Faith or belief.

Related to the Tamil month Avani; associated with the monsoon season and natural cycles of abundance

Journey, path, or passage; movement through life

Verse or sign; specifically refers to verses of the Quran in Islamic tradition

Halo of light or moonlight; evokes the radiance and beauty of the moon.

Long-lived or possessing longevity in Sanskrit; represents a long, prosperous life.

Father's joy or brings joy to the father.

Father's joy or father's delight, variant of Abigail

Father's joy. From Hebrew ab (father) and gail (joy or delight).

Father's joy. Expresses delight and happiness as a paternal gift.

Father's joy; represents paternal happiness and blessing.

Father's joy. Variant of the Hebrew name Abigail with deep biblical roots.

Father's joy; brings joy to father

Father's joy; diminutive form related to the Hebrew name Abigail.

Father's joy; expresses paternal happiness and blessing

Variant of Abigail, from Hebrew meaning 'father's joy' or 'my father rejoices'.

My father's joy or father is strength, from Hebrew Avigayil combining avi (father) and gayil (joy).

Variant of Abigail, Hebrew meaning 'my father's joy' or 'father's rejoicing.' Represents happiness and blessing.

Father's joy; my father rejoices.

Variant of Abby, from Hebrew Avigayil meaning 'father's joy', symbolizing familial delight and divine blessing.

Father's joy and delight; brings happiness to one's father.

Variant of Abigail; means 'my father's joy' in Hebrew.

Fragrance or aroma; an Arabic name symbolizing grace, beauty, and sweet presence.

Father's joy; source of joy to one's father

Bee; small and industrious.

An Akan day name given to girls born on Tuesday. In Ghanaian culture, carries the significance of the day of birth.

We asked for her; Yoruba name expressing gratitude for a daughter's birth

At the mouth of the River Dee; derived from Scottish geography.

My father is joy

My father is God; combining Hebrew 'ab' (father) and 'Yah' (God).

Variant of Abigail, from Hebrew meaning 'father's joy' or 'my father rejoices'.

God is my father; biblical name representing divine paternity and protection.

Worshipper or devout; one who is faithful and devoted.

Father's joy; source of paternal happiness

My father's joy; one who brings delight and happiness

Father's joy. Represents delight, happiness, and paternal love.

My father's joy, expressing paternal affection and delight

Father's joy; expressing paternal delight. From Hebrew roots (Avigayil).

Father's joy; my father is joyful.

my father's joy or source of joy

Variant spelling of Abigail; Hebrew origin meaning 'father's joy' or 'my father rejoices.'

My father is joy; variant spelling of Abigail with Hebrew origin.

Modern variant of Abigail; means 'father's joy' or 'source of joy' in Hebrew tradition.

Biblical place name in ancient Aramaic-speaking regions referring to a fertile area.

Born into wealth. Yoruba name expressing good fortune and prosperity.

A Hebrew name with roots in paternal and divine concepts.

Born with wealth; one who was born into an affluent home

Father's joy; a modern variant spelling of Abigail, deriving its meaning from Hebrew roots.

Righteous, pious, virtuous