Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin	Similar
Afshan	Adornment aids	Female	Muslim	-
Afsheen	Shine like a star.	Female	Arabic	-
Afsheen	Shine like a star	Female	Muslim	-
Afsoon	Incantation, charm.	Female	Afghan	-
Afsoon	Spell or Bewitchment; Charm; Spell	Female	Indian	-
Aftab	The Sun	Female	Indian	-
Afton	Broad Eyes	Female	Assemese	-
Afton	river name	Female	Old-English	Aftonio
Afua	Born on Friday	Female	African	-
Afya	Shadows	Female	Arabic	-
Afya	Shadows	Female	Muslim	-
Agacia	Variant of Agatha: Good. St. Agatha was a 3rd century Christian martyr. Agatha was popular during the Middle ages. Famous bearer: twentieth Century British mystery writer Agatha Christie.	Female	Greek	-
Agacia	Latinized form of the Greek Agatha, meaning good. Popular during the Middle Ages.	Female	Latin	-
Agafia	Good.	Female	Greek	-
Agaja	Mountainous	Female	Indian	-
Agalaia	Splendor.	Female	Greek	-
Agalia	Happy.	Female	Greek	-

Agalya	Accommodations; Adaptation; Fine-tuning	Female	Indian	-
Agamadhi	Gem	Female	Bengali	-
Agamdeep	Beyond Limits	Female	Indian	-
Agamjot	The lover of God	Female	Bengali	-
Agamjot	God's Light	Female	Indian	-
Agampreet	Inner Happiness	Female	Bengali	-
Agampreet	The Lover of God	Female	Indian	-
Agamya	Knowledge; Wisdom	Female	Assemese	-
Agamya	Knowledge; Wisdom	Female	Indian	-
Aganagai	A Semiprecious Stone	Female	Bengali	-
Aganit	Countless	Female	Indian	-
Aganya	Born from Fire; Goddess Lakshmi	Female	Indian	-
Agasthi	A Learned Lady	Female	Indian	-
Agasthya	A Name of a Sage; A Star	Female	Indian	-
Agastya	Destroyer of Sins	Female	Indian	-
Agata	Good.	Female	Greek	-

Agata	Kind	Female	Irish	-
Agata	Kind.	Female	Italian	-
Agate	Good.	Female	Greek	-
Agate	Kind	Female	Irish	-
Agatha	Good.	Female	German	-
Agatha	good, kind	Female	Greek	Agathe, Agace, Aggie, Aggy, Agata
Agatha	Good	Female	Indian	-
Agatha	Good.	Female	Latin	-
Agathe	Kind.	Female	French	-
Agathe	Good.	Female	German	-
Agathi	Good.	Female	Greek	-
Agathiyan	Intelligent; Brilliant	Female	Bengali	-
Agaue	Good.	Female	Greek	-
Agave	Mother of Pentheus. Good.	Female	Greek	-
Aggie	Diminutive of Agnes: Poor, poor, or chaste. St. Agnes was a 3rd century Christian martyr whose January 21st feast day is described in Keats' poem 'The Eve of St Agnes'. Agnes was popular until the Reformation, then revived in the 19th century.	Female	Greek	-
Aghanashini	Destroyer Of Sins	Female	Bengali	-

Aghanashini	Destroyer Of Sins	Female	Hindi	-
Aghanashini	Destroyer of Sins	Female	Indian	-
Aghavni	pigeon	Female	Armenian	-
Aghna	Pure	Female	Irish	-
Aghosh	Direction	Female	Bengali	-
Aglaia	wisdom, glory	Female	Greek	Aglaian, Aglai
Aglauros	A woman who was turned into stone by Hermes.	Female	Greek	-
Agna	Pure.	Female	Greek	-
Agnajita	One who has Conquered	Female	Indian	-
Agnayi	Fiery; The Wige of Agni	Female	Indian	-
Agnek	Pure.	Female	Greek	-
Agnella	Pure.	Female	Greek	-
Agnella	Pure.	Female	Italian	-
Agnes	Poor, poor, or chaste. St. Agnes was a 3rd century Christian martyr whose January 21st feast day is described in Keats' poem 'The Eve of St Agnes'. Agnes was popular until the Reformation, then revived in the 19th century.	Female	Greek	-
Agnes	Pure; Chaste	Female	Indian	-