| �ine (Irish Gaelic) "Joy" Aisha (Arabic) "Life" Aislara (Spanish) "To isolate" Aislinn (Gaelic) "A dream" Aiyetoro (Yoruba, Nigeria) "Peace on earth" Aiyo (Japanese) "A generation of love" Ajalaa (Hindi) "The earth" Ajalon (Hebrew) "Place of gazelles" Ajeya (Hindi) "Unconquerable" Akahana (Japanese) "Red flower" Akako (Japanese) "Red" Akala (Hawaiian) "Raspberries" or "Pink" Akamai (Hawaiian) "Wisdom" Akasuki (Japanese) "Fond of red" Aka'ula (Hawaiian) "Red sunset" Akeakamai (Hawaiian) "Yearing for wisdom" Aki (Japanese) "Born in autumn" Akosua (Ewe, Ghana) "Born on Sunday" Akua (Ewe, Ghana) "Born on Wednesday" Akwete (Ga, Ghana) "First born of twins" Akwokwo (Ga, Ghana) "Younger of twins" Alaba (Yoruba, Nigeria) "Second child born after twins" Alake (Yoruba, Nigeria) "One to be petted and fussed over" Alame (Polynesian) "A flower garden" Alameda (Spanish) "Poplar tree" Alana (Celtic) "Comely" (Irish Gaelic) "O child" Alauda (Gaelic) "Lark" Alaula (Hawaiian) "Light of dawn", "Sunrise" or "Sunset glow" Aldora (Greek) "A winged gift" Alei (Hebrew) "Leaf" |
| �ine - Alei |