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Aronah, Aronnah, Aronna

Arrosa (Basque) Sprinkled with dew from heaven; resembling a rose

Arrose

Artis (Irish / English / Icelandic) Lofy hill; noble / rock / follower of Thor

Artisa, Artise, Artys, Artysa, Artyse, Artiss, Arti, Artina

Arusi (African) A girl born during the time of a wedding

Arusie, Arusy, Arusey, Arusee, Arusea, Aruseah, Arusye

Arwa (Arabic) A female mountain goat

Arya (Indian) One who is noble and honored

Aryah, Aryana, Aryanna, Aryia

Ascención (Spanish) Refers to the Ascension

Ashby (English) Home of the ash tree

Ashbea, Ashbie, Ashbeah, Ashbey, Ashbi, Ashbee

Asherat (Syrian) In mythology, goddess of the sea

Ashima (Hebrew) In the Bible, a deity worshipped at Hamath

Ashimah, Ashyma, Asheema, Ashimia, Ashymah, Asheemah, Asheima, Asheimah

Ashira (Hebrew) One who is wealthy; prosperous

Ashyra, Ashyrah, Ashirah, Asheera, Asheerah, Ashiera, Ashierah, Asheira

*TAshley (English) From the meadow of ash trees

Ashlie, Ashlee, Ashleigh, Ashly, Ashleye, Ashlya, Ashala, Ashleay

Ashlyn (American) Combination of Ashley and Lynn

Ashlynn, Ashlynne

Asia (Greek / English) Resurrection / the rising sun; in the Koran, the woman who raised Moses; a woman from the east

Aysia, Asya, Asyah, Azia, Asianne

Asis (African) Of the sun

Asiss, Assis, Assiss

Asli (Turkish) One who is genuine and original

Aslie, Asly, Asley, Aslee, Asleigh, Aslea, Asleah, Alsye

Asma (Arabic) One of high status

Aspen (English) From the aspen tree

Aspin, Aspine, Aspina, Aspyn, Aspyna, Aspyne

Assana (Irish) From the waterfall

Assane, Assania, Assanna, Asanna, Asana

Astra (Latin) Of the stars; as bright as a star

Astera, Astrea, Asteria, Astrey, Astara, Astraea, Astrah, Astree

Astrid (Scandinavian / German) One with divine strength

Astryd, Estrid

Asunción (Spanish) Refers to the Virgin Mary’s assumption into heaven

Athena (Greek) One who is wise; in mythology, the goddess of war and wisdom

Athina, Atheena, Athene

*Aubrey (English) One who rules with elf-wisdom

Aubree, Aubrie, Aubry, Aubri, Aubriana

*Audrey (English) Woman with noble strength

Audree, Audry, Audra, Audrea, Adrey, Audre, Audray, Audrin, Audrina

Augusta (Latin) Feminine form of Augustus; venerable, majestic

Augustina, Agustina, Augustine, Agostina, Agostine, Augusteen, Augustyna, Agusta

Aulis (Greek) In mythology, a princess of Attica

Auliss, Aulisse, Aulys, Aulyss, Aulysse

ˆAurora (Latin) Morning’s first light; in mythology, the goddess of the dawn

Aurore, Aurea, Aurorette

*TAutumn (English) Born in the fall

Autum

*TAva (German / Iranian) A birdlike woman / from the water

Avah, Avalee, Avaleigh, Avali, Avalie, Avaley, Avelaine, Avelina

Avasa (Indian) One who is independent

Avasah, Avassa, Avasia, Avassah, Avasiah, Avasea, Avaseah

Avena (English) From the oat field

Avenah, Aviena, Avyna, Avina, Avinah, Avynah, Avienah, Aveinah

Avera (Hebrew) One who transgresses

Averah, Avyra, Avira

*TAvery (English) One who is a wise ruler; of the nobility

Avrie, Averey, Averie, Averi, Averee, Averea, Avereah

Aviana (Latin) Blessed with a gracious life

Avianah, Avianna, Aviannah, Aviane, Avianne, Avyana, Avyanna, Avyane

Aviva (Hebrew) One who is innocent and joyful; resembling springtime

Avivi, Avivah, Aviv, Avivie, Avivice, Avni, Avri, Avyva

Awel (Welsh) One who is as refreshing as a breeze

Awell, Awele, Awela, Awella

Awen (Welsh) A fluid essence; a muse; a flowing spirit

Awenn, Awenne, Awin, Awinn, Awinne, Awyn, Awynn, Awynne

Axelle (German / Latin / Hebrew) Source of life; small oak / axe / peace

Axella, Axell, Axele, Axl, Axela, Axelia, Axellia

Ayala (Hebrew) Resembling a gazelle

Ayalah, Ayalla, Ayallah, Aylin, Ayleen, Ayline, Aileen

Ayanna (Hindi / African) One who is innocent / resembling a beautiful flower

Ayana, Ayania, Ahyana, Ayna, Anyaniah, Ayannah, Aiyanna, Aiyana

Ayla (Hebrew) From the oak tree

Aylah, Aylana, Aylanna, Aylee, Aylea, Aylene, Ayleena, Aylena, Aylin, Ayleen, Ayline, Aileen

Aza (Arabic / African) One who provides comfort / powerful

Azia, Aiza, Aizia, Aizha

Azana (African) One who is superior

Azanah,