Girl Names Starting With A

Combination of Anna (Hebrew 'grace') and Mae, representing graceful virtue and femininity.

Grace and beloved. Italian combination of Anna and Maria, symbolizing divine favor.

Grace and beloved. Combination of Anna (Hebrew: grace) and Mary (Hebrew: beloved/star of the sea).

Grace with spring or flowering association

Grace and flower; graceful rose

A compound name combining Anna (grace) and Sofia (wisdom), representing graceful wisdom.

Grace and wisdom combined. Anna means grace, Sophia means wisdom.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

Priceless; worthy of praise

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

Flower or blooming; symbolizes beauty and nature.

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.

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

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.

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'.

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

Priceless; feminine diminutive of Antonia.

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.

Priceless, worthy of admiration; feminine form of Antonius

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

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

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

Priceless; of inestimable worth.

Sanskrit name meaning 'atom' or 'tiny particle,' also associated with the sky deity in Hindu Vedic mythology.

Younger sister; born after

Means 'grace' or 'blessing'.

Incomparable or matchless; from Sanskrit meaning beyond comparison.

One of the 27 nakshatras (lunar mansions) in Hindu astronomy; symbolizes devotion and prosperity.

Sanskrit name meaning 'morn' or 'beautiful morning'. Associated with new beginnings and dawn.

From Sanskrit meaning 'grace,' 'favor,' or 'beloved,' symbolizing kindness.

Pleasing, graceful, charming

Protection, shelter, or refuge

Very fair, very white

Beloved or fair, from Welsh roots meaning 'very dear' or related to the element 'gwyn' (fair/white).

Grace, favor, inexhaustible

Angel, messenger

Modern variant of Anya, Russian diminutive of Anna, meaning 'grace'.

Hollyhock or blue; represents natural beauty and the color of the sky.

Beauty, radiance, or brilliance in Irish tradition.

Japanese name meaning 'blue tree' (青木), symbolizing growth and nature.

Hawaiian name meaning 'cloud from heaven' or 'heavenly cloud'; symbolizes ethereal beauty.

Without leaves, a poetic name from Hindu tradition referencing the ascetic goddess Parvati and spiritual dedication.

Variant of the biblical name Apphia, mentioned in the Book of Philemon.

Greek goddess of love and beauty; name possibly derives from 'aphr' (foam) in reference to her mythological birth from sea foam.

Related to Apollo, representing beauty, music, prophecy, and the sun.

Derived from Apollo, the Greek god of sun, music, prophecy, and healing

Feminine form of Apollonius, related to Apollo the Greek god of music, poetry, prophecy, and the sun.

Related to the Greek god Apollo, meaning 'of Apollo' or 'belonging to the sun god.'

A Native American name meaning 'butterfly', symbolizing transformation, grace, and beauty.