Names starting with the letter A

Here you’ll find all the names beginning with the letter A, followed by the meaning of the name starting with a A. If the name is blue, it is a name normally given to a boy. If the name has a pink color, then it is usually given to a girl. A green name can be given to both boys and girls.

	Name	Meaning
	Agnipa	One who protects the fire
	Agniprabha	The lustre of fire
	Agniprabho	Fire like
	Agniprava	Bright as the Fire; Brilliant as the Fire; A derivative name from Agni
	Agnira	means Intelligent, Brilliant, Successful person who studies excellently
	Agnirajan	Glorified by fire
	Agniruha	Fire Tree
	Agnis	Pure, holy
	Agnishikha	Flames of fire
	Agnisika	Fire created
	AgniSikha	Flames of Fire
	Agnisinha	Fiery lion
	Agnisoma	Fire and nectar conjoined
	Agnisri	With the brightness of fire
	Agnistu	Devotee of fire
	Agnistuta	Devotee of fire
	Agnit	Uncountable; Multiple; Countless; Infinite;
	Agnitejas	With energy and lustre of fire
	Agnitra	represents the Wind which is considered as Agni's Friend;
	Agnivamin	unknown
	Agnivarna	Fire coloured
	Agnivesa	Fire clad
	Agnivesh	Bright as the Fire; Brilliant as the Fire; A derivative name from Agni
	Agnivesya	Surrounded by fire
	Agnivirya	With the power of fire
	Agnivo	Flame of the Fire; Blaze of the Fire
	Agniya	Russian form of Agnes.
	Agnola	angel
	Agnolah	pure, holy
	Agnolla	angel
	Agnolle	angel
	Agnolo	Heavenly messenger
	Agnpurna	A Hindi Boys name
	Agnus	pure, holy
	Agnyetha	Good, kind
	Agnys	A variation of Agnes, meaning the pure one
	Ago	From the Old High German element ekka, Old Saxon eggia meaning "edge, blade" (Proto-Germanic *agjō). Alternatively it could be from Old High German egi meaning "fear" (Proto-Germanic *agaz). This was the name of a 7th-century Duke of Friuli.
	Agochar	An imperciptible man
	Agolant	Possibly a Romance language form of Arabic الأغلب (al-ʾAghlab), a 9th-century emir of Ifriqiya in North Africa [1], which is derived from أغلب (ʾaghlab) meaning "predominant, supreme". This is the name of a Saracen king in medieval French tales of Charlemagne and his knights.
	Agon	The dawn
	Agost	Great, To Increase
	Agostina	great, magnificent
	Agostinho	Exalted
	Agostino	Great
	Agoston	Great
	Agot	Good, honourable
	Agota	Good, honourable
	Agote	pure, holy
	Agotha	good, honorable
	Agoti	pure, holy
	Agoyoanye	Falling Star
	Agraciana	forgiveness
	Agracianna	forgiveness
	Agracyanna	forgiveness
	Agrafena	born feet first
	Agrafina	born feet first
	Agraha	Force who has many ambitions
	Agrahar	A Plot of a Land Given to a Brahman or a King
	Agraj	Leader; Senior; A King's Son; Elder One; someone who is older and wiser
	Agraja	Eldest brother
	Agrajeeta	The first win or the leader's win
	Agramante	Probably a variant of Agolant, used for the invading Saracen king in the Orlando poems (1495 and 1532) by Boiardo and Ariosto.
	Agrani	Always First; Best; of the highest in quality, status and importance
	Agrapina	A girl who is born feet first.
	Agrasandhya	Sunrise
	Agrasena	Great warrior of arma
	Agrata	Going In Front, Taking The Lead
	Agravadain	A systematic, talented and friendly human
	Agravain	Brother of Gawain
	Agravaine	A name of the Knight of the Round Table. Means the brother of the hawk
	Agrayana	Leader
	Agrayani	He who is blessed with leadership skills
	Agreni	Always first
	Agreya	First
	Agrim	Leader; First; Commander; Guide and Director; Chief-in-charge
	Agrima	Leadership
	Agrin	Fiery
	Agripina	born feet first
	Agrippa	born feet first
	Agrippe	It was also used as apraenomen, or given name, by the Furia and Menenia families
	Agrippina	born feet first
	Agrippine	born feet first
	Agriya	First Best; one who is the best in everything
	Agron	Unknown
	Agrona	Perhaps derived from the old Celtic root *agro- meaning "battle, slaughter". This is possibly the name of a Brythonic goddess for whom the River Ayr in Scotland and River Aeron in Wales were named.
	Agssile	Greenlandic form of Aksel. It means the father is peace.
	Agu	Leopard
	Agueda	Good
	Aguilar	Eagle
	Aguirre	From A Prominent Place
	Aguisel	A very old english name with lost meaning
	Aguistin	Great
	Agung	Grand or great
	Agur	Hebrew - Compiler; Biblical - Stranger; Gathered Together
	Agurne	From Basque agur meaning "greeting, salutation".
	Agurtzane	From Basque agurtza meaning "worship, reverence" and "rosary". It was proposed by Sabino Arana in 1910 as an equivalent of the Spanish name Rosario.
	Agurys	An ancient Roman religious practice
	Agus	Good; one who protects fire; a saint
	Agust	Icelandic variant of August, meaning the dignified.
	Agusta	Majestic, Grand