A is for Apple… and Amy, April, and Azalea. For awesome baby girl names that start with A, we’ve got a list of hundreds!
| Names | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Ava | One of the great hits of our day, Ava still calls up the image of sultry Hollywood beauty Ava Gardner. | |
| Abigail | Long considered a bit of an old-fashioned name, Abigail is coming back with the retro-cool vengence of other “vintage” names. | |
| Anna | Anna has emerged as the Golden Girl of the “Ann” family. While the more old-fashioned Anne, Ann, and Annie have slipped in. | |
| Amanda | Do you want to be reminded of just how loveable your daughter is every time you yell her name in frustration? Then perhaps Amanda | |
| Alexis | A daughter named Alexis is destined to be a strong woman. Derived from the male names Alexander and Alexius, who refers to… | |
| Alyssa | A variation of the more formal-sounding Alicia, the breezier Alyssa rocketed in popularity in the 1980s, thanks to actress… | |
| Amber | A steadily popular name for several decades—Amber was everywhere in the 1980s and ’90s—the name now, surprisingly, makes… | |
| Andrea | While Andrea may mean “manly,” the name is all girl. Andrea is a tried and true girls’ name that’s managed to stay in the… | |
| Amelia | Amelia is one of those names that just invokes image of romantic far-off places from the 20s. Or a female pilot. Or the constantly… | |
| Allison | Allison is a version of the French name Alice, meaning “noble.” It’s an extremely popular name choice for girls in the U.S… | |
| Alexandra | Alexandra has remianed a popular name for girls, and it’s easy to see why. Chic yet strong sounding, it lends itself to several… | |
| Amy | Amy first achieved fame as the name of the youngest sister in Louisa May Alcott’s novel Little Women and climbed up the… | |
| Audrey | Audrey is a lovely and timeless name that is finding renewed favor with modern parents. Meaning “noble strength,” the name… | |
| Alice | From the Shakespearean play Henry V | |
| Ariana | Greek Origin | |
| Anne | From the Shakespearean play Richard III | |
| Arianna | Latin Origin | |
| Adele | Adele is a lovely blast from the past. It has a long history—there’s Saint Adele and Adele was the name of William the… | |
| Ana | Ana is a variation of the classic Hannah. Elegant and easy to pronounce, this name’s had a metroric rise in popularity in… | |
| Angela | Greek: | Messenger from God |
| Alicia | Spanish: | Noble; variant of Alice and Adelaide |
| Adriana | From the Shakespearean play Comedy of Errors | |
| Annabelle | Gaelic: | Joy |
| Ali | Arabic: | Greatest; a variant of Allah, the Supreme Being in the Muslim faith; feminine form of same name |
| April | English Origin | Opening up, evocative of the opening of flower buds in the spring; born in or belonging to the month April |
| Alison | German: | Noble, of the nobility; diminutive of Alice |
| Annie | English Origin | Prayer |
| Abby | American: | Gives joy, my father rejoices; a familiar form of Abigail |
| Alma | Celtic: | Good |
| Angelina | Greek Origin | |
| Angelica | Latin: | Angelic; derived from Angelicus |
| Alisha | Latin: | Variant of Alice |
| Aliyah | Hebrew: | To ascend, to rise up |
| Allie | Arabic Origin | |
| Adrianna | French Origin | |
| Agnes | Greek: | Pure, chaste, innocent; a popular Roman martyr of the Middle Ages |
| Arielle | French: | . |
| Aileen | Irish: | Light; variant of Evelyn |
| Anisha | English: | Variant of Anne or Agnes. |
| Amelie | Break through the sea of Emily’s with Amelie. Pronounced like AH-mill-ee, this French name is beautiful and feminine and… | |
| Angie | Nickname for Angelia and Angela | |
| Alba | Latin: | White |
| Antonia | Italian: | Priceless |
| Aubree | Traditionally a boy’s name, Aubree (a cutesy spelling variation of the more traditional Aubrey) has become very popular for… | |
| Amalia | German: | Derived from the Germanic amal, or “work.” |
| Allyson | Meaning “noble,” this too-cool-for-school spelling version of Alison adds a modern twist to a traditional name. | |
| Agatha | German Origin | Good, kind; Saint Agatha was a third-century Sicilian martyr |
| Annabel | Can’t decide between Anna and Belle? Well, you don’t have to with the melodic and lovely Annabel! The formerly not-so-common… | |
| Annalee | English: | Grace, favor; blend of Anna + Lee |
| Aryana | Discerning parents may be trying Aryana on for size more and more in the future. It has the same familiar pronunciation as… | |
| Anabelle | Latin: | Beautiful. Graceful. |
| Ann | “Graceful” Ann has fallen out of the graces of the popular name gods and is currently at the lowest its ever been. But don’t… | |
| Alexa | English: | A diminutive of Alexandra, a name that means “defender of mankind” and is associated with conquerors and emperors. |
| Arya | Hindi: | Noble goddess |
| Autumn | English: | Born in the fall, seasonal name |
| Ada | African: | First daughter |
| Alina | Want a unique and melodic name for your baby girl? You may have met your match in Alina. It’s a more exotic variation of… | |
| Apple | American: | Apple, a fruit |
| Anais | French Origin | |
| Arlene | Celtic Origin | Pledge or oath; variant of names ending in “arlene,” such as Carlene and Charlene. Arlene may also be a feminine form of… |