Girl Names Starting With A

Beloved or friend, from French 'ami' and Latin 'amatus.'

Modern variant of Amira, an Arabic name meaning 'princess' or 'noblewoman'.

Variant of Arabic Amira, meaning 'princess', 'leader', or 'noblewoman'.

Industrious and hardworking; striving and eager.

Hardworking and industrious; a modern variant of the classic name Amelia.

Industrious and striving; derived from Germanic elements meaning work and labor.

Modern variant of Amelia, meaning industrious or striving.

Industrious or work; feminine form suggesting diligence and productivity.

Trustworthy, faithful, honest, safe

Trustworthy, honest, or faithful one

Possibly Greek origin meaning 'defender' or from classical literature.

Princess, commander, treetop

Princess; noble

Princess; the feminine form of Amir, relating to royalty and command

Princess or female leader

Princess or leader. Arabic name expressing nobility and authority.

Princess, leader

Blends Arabic 'Amir' (prince, commander) with Hebrew '-yah' suffix, suggesting noble or commanding presence.

Honest, sincere, and friendly; represents trustworthiness and genuine kindness.

Beloved or friend; represents affection and companionship.

From Latin amicus meaning friend, symbolizing friendship and goodwill.

Named after the Indian gooseberry fruit; represents health, vitality, and auspiciousness in Hindu tradition.

Mother; term of respect in Amharic and Arabic

Building or civilization; denotes strength and community

My people.

Diminutive of Amelia, derived from Germanic roots meaning 'work.'

Means 'secure, safe, and trustworthy' in Arabic. Associated with peace and protection.

Safe, secure, and peaceful

Spanish and Latin word meaning love, used as a name.

Little love

Brave power or famous ruler.

Love—the French word for love, symbolizing affection and passion.

Protection, shelter, or aid. Symbolizes a guardian or refuge.

Commander, prince; feminine form of Amr in Arabic tradition.

Immortal nectar; Sanskrit name for the divine elixir of immortality in Hindu and Sikh tradition.

Nectar of immortality; Sanskrit term from Hindu mythology signifying eternal life or immortal draught.

Nectar of immortality; divine elixir from Hindu mythology

Nectar or immortal elixir in Sanskrit; symbolizes sweetness and eternal life.

Priceless or invaluable; a Sanskrit term expressing immense worth and irreplaceable value.

Beloved or friend. Symbolizes affection and companionship.

Beloved; dearly loved.

Beloved, from French Aimée

Beloved; modern variant of Amy with -iah suffix, from Hebrew meaning 'beloved.'

Work or industrious. Variant of Amelia with Latin or Germanic roots.

Variant of Amira; means princess or leader.

My people; a biblical Hebrew name

Means 'grape' in Arabic.

Grace and beauty combined. A variation suggesting charm and elegance.

Grace and beauty, combining Anna (grace) with Belle (beautiful).

Gracious; combination of Ana and Carolina

Graceful and clear; a compound combining grace and brightness.

Graceful Christian. Compound of Ana (grace) and Cristina (follower of Christ).

An archangel representing grace in Jewish and Christian angelology

Unstruck sound; refers to cosmic sound in Hindu and yogic philosophy, associated with the heart chakra.

Variant of Anahita, a Persian name meaning 'immaculate' or 'pristine'.

Immaculate or goddess of fertility and war in Armenian mythology

Zoroastrian goddess of fertility, water, and healing; represents wisdom, protection, and abundance.

Compound name combining Ana meaning 'grace' with Isabel meaning 'God is my oath'.

Grace and favor; derived from Hebrew meaning God's gracious gift.