Girl Names Starting With A

Related to Ahalya, a figure from Hindu mythology (Ramayana) who was transformed and later redeemed.

My brother is exalted; elevated

Dreams; symbolizes hopes and aspirations.

From Arabic 'ahlam' meaning dreams, representing hope and aspiration.

Ascension and elevation. Going up towards spiritual heights.

Princess; female form of Amir meaning noble and exalted

Gracious, sweet

Grace; favor. Modern spelling variant of Anna.

Grace and favor.

Best or most beautiful in Arabic. Superlative form expressing superior qualities.

Turkish and Persian name meaning beautiful, elegant, or graceful.

From an ash tree meadow. Symbolizes nature and natural growth.

Hebrew name meaning 'beloved,' expressing love and affection in its purest form.

Variant of Azariah, a Hebrew name meaning 'God has helped' or 'whom God aids'; conveys divine assistance.

God has helped; helped by the Lord

Bright, radiant; Irish form meaning fair or shining.

Variant of Aisha, meaning 'she who lives' or 'alive'. Symbolizes vitality.

Likely variant of Aida. Possibly from Amharic or Arabic origins, meaning 'helper' or 'benefit.'

Noble; Germanic origin or Yiddish variant of Adele

Little fire or small flame. Symbolizes passion and warmth.

A spelling variant of Aisha or Ayesha, meaning 'alive', 'woman', or 'blessed' in Arabic.

Place of deer or hind; from the biblical valley name in ancient Israel.

Japanese name where 'ai' means love and 'ka' is a feminine suffix. Can mean 'beloved child'.

Japanese name meaning 'beloved child' or 'little loved one,' symbolizing affection and attachment.

Scottish Gaelic name meaning 'from the noble one' or bright and radiant.

Bright; variant of Aileen from Irish/Scottish roots meaning 'light' or 'bright'.

Bright and fair

Variant of Aileen/Eileen. Irish/Gaelic meaning 'bright' or 'shining light.' Conveys clarity and brilliance.

Scottish diminutive related to Helen or Alison.

Noble or bright. Irish form meaning noble and graceful.

From Ailsa Craig, a rocky Scottish island; suggests strength and steadfastness.

Righteous, trustworthy, pious; Arabic name symbolizing virtue and moral integrity.

French word meaning 'loved' or 'beloved.' Often used as a given name emphasizing affection.

Right hand, blessed, auspicious

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.

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.