Aine -Aine is a name mentioned often in Irish legend. It means "splendor, radiance, brilliance".
Aisan -Variant of Asia means "rising sun", it probably derived from the Assyrian word "asu" which means East.
Aislin -Aislin is a Gaelic name meaning "dream" or "vision"
Alana -Alana is a Celtic name meaning "Precious" or "dear child" or "stone" as a feminine form of Allen and also a variant of the Hawaiian Malana meaning bouyant.
Alcippe -Alcippe was a daughter of Ares. Her name is formed from the cognate of the Greek word for "mighty" and that for "horse"
Alcmene -Alcmene is the name of Heracles' mother in ancient Greek myth. The meaning of the name relates to having a strong will.
Alcyon -Alcyone is the name of the daughter of Aeolous, Greek father of the winds. When her husband died in a shipwreck, she threw herself into the sea and the Gods turned them both into kingfishers. The Kingfisher is a symbol of tranquility.
Alda -Alda is a name of Germanic origin meaning "old woman" or "elder".
Aldo -Aldo is a man's name of Germanic origin meaning "old man" or "elder".
Alecto -Alecto is the name of one of the furies or Erineyes of Greek lore. Her name means "unceasing".
Alethea -Alethea is a girl's name of Greek origin meaning Goddess of Truth.
Alexander -A name of Greek origin which means "defending men" or "warrior of man" or "protector of mankind" or "defender of the people".
Alexis -Alexis is a name derived from the Greek alexo meaning "to help" or "to defend".
Alf -Alf was the name of a king of Norse legend who was rejected by the maiden he loved. She was so determined to avoid the marriage that she disguised herself as a warrior and went off to war.
Alfdis -Álfdís is a Norse name meaning "immortal woman". The world alfr means "elf". The ending -dis means "goddess or female guardian spirit"
Alfhild -The name Alfhild is old Norse for "Elf battle"
Alfred -Alfred is an Old English name that means "Elf council"
Allen -A Gaelic name meaning "rock"
Almut -Almut is a girl's name of Germanic origin meaning "Of noble spirit".
