Adela
Germanic, “noble” or “nobility.”
Aliénor
French, “other” or “foreign.”
Athenaïs
Greek, “immortal” or “eternal.”
Ambre
French, “amber.”
Azélie
French, from the mother of Saint Thérèse of Lisieux.
Axelle
French, “father of peace.”
Allouette
French, “skylark.”
Aphelia
Modern invented name.
Anniston
English, “Ann’s town” or “Ann’s settlement.”
Allaire
French, “to bind” or “to unite.”
Alessa
Italian, “defender of the people.”
Anne
English and French, “grace.”
Alyssa
English, “noble.”
Alison
Scottish, “noble, exalted.”
Alexia
Greek, “defending men.”
Adriana
Latin, “of Adria.”
Abby
Hebrew, “father’s joy.”
Andromeda
Greek, “advising like a man.”
Alula
Arabic, “the first leap.”
Alasia
Uncertain origin and meaning.
Adhara
Arabic, “virgins.”
Auriga
Greek, Latin, “charioteer, or wagoner.”
Alcyone
Greek mythology name.
Alhena
Arabic, “a ring.”
Alya
Russian, Turkish, and Arabic, “heavens, exalted, and highborn.”
Amalthea
Greek, “tender goddess.”
Aquila
Latin, “eagle.”
Aruna
Sanskrit, “dawn light or rising sun.”
Ascella
Italian, “armpit.”
Asterope
Greek, “starry-faced.”
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