Names that Begin with A

• Avra

  Possibly a feminine form of Abraham.

• Avraamu

  Old Slavic form of Abraham.

• Avraham

  Hebrew form of Abraham.

• Avram

  Hebrew form of Abraham.

• Avril

  French form of April.

• Avrum

  Yiddish form of Abraham.

• Avshalom

  Hebrew form of Absalom.

• Avtandil

  Created by the Georgian poet Shota Rustaveli for his 12th-century epic 'The Knight in the Panther's Skin'.

• Avto

  Short form of Avtandil.

• Awinita

  Awinita originates in Native American languages and means "little fawn".

• Awiti

  Means "thrown away" in Luo, possibly used for a child born prematurely.

• Awotwi

  Means "eighth born child" in Akan.

• Awstin

  Welsh form of Austin.

• Axayacatl

  Axayacatl originates in Native American languages and means "water-faced".

• Axel

  Medieval Danish form of Absalom.

• Axelle

  Feminine form of Axel.

• Axton

  Axton originates in Old English and means "from a stone town".

• Aya

  From Japanese "colour" or "design".

• Ayaka

  From Japanese (aya) "colour" combined with (ka) "flower" or (ka) "petal".

• Ayako

  From Japanese (aya) "colour", (aya) "design" or (aya) "kimono design" combined with (ko) "child".

• Ayal

  Means "stag, hart" in Hebrew.

• Ayala

  Means "doe, gazelle, hind" in Hebrew.

• Ayame

  Means "iris" in Japanese.

• Ayana

  Ayana possibly originates in one of the African languages and means "beautiful blossom".

• Ayane

  From Japanese (aya) "colour", (aya) "design" or (aya) "kimono design" combined with (ne) "sound".

• Ayano

  From Japanese (aya) "colour" or (aya) "design" combined with (no) , a possessive particle.

• Aybek

  Variant transcription of Aibek.

• Ayberk

  Means "high moon" in Turkish.

• Ayda

  Means "returning, visitor" in Arabic.

• Aydan

  Means "from the moon" in Turkish.