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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Anglia
Algoma

Valley of flowers

Native American

Amandine

Fit to be loved, lovable

Latin

Alverna

Feminine of Alvin meaning wise friend.

Hebrew

Anlienisse

Image

Anglo-Saxon

Alayza
Anaelle
Ayat
Aneska

Lamb of God

Hungarian

Adriene

From Hadria

Latin

Alle

Man's defender

Greek

Aaira
Astella
Abbygayle
Anitra

A primped form of Anita, meaning “grace.”

Scandinavian

Amberely
Astrid

Fair, beautiful goddess

Scandinavian

Ajah
Ahadi

With Much Promise

African

Albina

White; white, fair; elf

Scandinavian

Alyene
Abgail

Father of exaltation

Hebrew

Adalida

Of nobility

German

Affton

English

Acimah

God will judge

Hebrew

Artrice

Bear

Celtic

Anallely
Anthia

Flowery

Greek

Aviah

God is my father

Hebrew

Afton

English

Atl

Water

Aztec (Nahuatl)

Anakela
Annijilla

Messenger; messenger of God

Greek

Amare

Immortal

Indian (Sanskrit)

Akaula
Alyzah
Azize

Beloved precious; mighty

Hebrew

Abaigael

Father of exaltation

Hebrew

Ashaunta

African

Avaron

Arthur's burial place

Arthurian Legend

Aretha

Excellence; righteous

Greek

Alchemy

Medeival Chemistry

English

Akeila

From the Arabic name Akilah meaning Wise: Bright: smart.

Russian

Ayeeshah

Alive and well

Arabic

Anel
Aleyece

Variant of Alice. Cheerful.

Unknown

Acima

God will judge

Hebrew

Alexie

Man's defender

Greek

Alverdine

Elf or magical counsel

English

Aleeysia

Latin

The letter A is the start of it all, the first step into the great wide world of the English and Latin alphabets and languages. Baby girl names that start with A have a similar sense of new beginning, names fit for those starting on the path of this wondrous journey we call life.

If you take a look at the U.S baby name charts, A names for girls are trending hard with Ava, Amelia, and Avery making their presence known. Parents are loving on girl names that start with A, a gentle letter that typically leads to soft sounds and dainty feelings as seen in Aubrey and Alanna. With the current vowel name trend, it’s likely that baby girl names starting with A will continue to rock the charts for years to come.

Of course, there are still plenty of both unique and cute girl names that start with A as well like Amelie, Aniya, and Alora.. Thanks to its appearance in other languages, A is a versatile letter, creating girls names that crosses cultural boundaries with ease. It’s a one size fits all letter, weaving in and out of origins and popularity alike. Don’t be afraid of the popularity of girl names that start with A to look a little closer. You just might find a stunning girl name that starts with a for your little princess.