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Girl Baby Names Ranga Rakes Food & Nutrition Aabha Light* Aadab Hope and need Aadarshini Idealistic Aadita From the beginning Aadrika Mountain Aadya First or preliminary Aahana First rays of the sun Aaheli Pure Aahna Exist Aaina Mirror Aakaanksha Wish or desire Aakarsha Above everybody* Aakriti Shape Aalia Exalted; Highest social standing Aaliya High; Tall; Towering; Excellent Aamaal Hopes; Aspirations Aamani Spring season (vasanth ritu) RangaRakes tamilnavarasam.com Aanal Aanandita Purveyor of Joy Aanchal Shelter Aanishka Aanwika Aanya Gracious* Aaratrika The Dusk Lamp beneath 'Tulsi' plant Aarini Adventurous Aarna Laxmi* Aarnavi Heart as big as ocean* Aarohi A music tune Aarshiya Aarthikha Aarti Form of worship Aarunya Aarushi First rays Aarzoo Wish Aashi Smile Aashima Aashirya From the land of god Aashita One who is full of hope* Aashiyana "Beautiful home, Small Dwelling, Nest" Aashna Beloved; Devoted to love Aashni Aashritha Somebody who gives shelter Aashvi Aashvi Aasika Aasmaa Excellent; Precious Aastha Faith Aathmika Related to aathma or soul Aatikah Aatmaja Daughter Aayushi One with long life Abeer Fragrance Abha Beautiful Abhilasha Wish; Desire Abhinaya Abhipsa Abhira Cow herd Abhirami Goddess Parvati* Abhiruchi Beautiful* Abhisarika Beloved RangaRakes tamilnavarasam.com Abhitha Fearless (Goddess Parvati) Abidah Worshipper; Devotee Abigail Messenger* Abirami Godessname; Godess Lakshmi Ablaa Perfectly formed Abmel Aboli A flower Achla Constant Achyutha Immovable Adeela Equal Adhya First power Aditi Mother of the Gods Adiya Gods treasure Adiya Gods treasure; Jewel Adrisa Mountain Lord Advika Unique Adwita Unique Adwiteya Unique Adwitiya Matchless Aesha Love Afaf Chastity Afraa White Afrah Happiness Afreen Encouragement Afroza Quintessence of fire Agamya Knowledge; Wisdom Agneta Fire* Agrima Always on the fore front Ahalya Agreeable Ahanti Gift Ahd "Pledge, Knowledge" Ahilya Wife of a rishi Ahlam Witty; One who has pleasant dreams; Imaginative Ahria Ahrmshulla Aida Visiting; Returning Aimiah Aisha Living; Prosperous; Wife of Prophet Mohammed Aishi God's gift* Aishita Aishwarya Wealth; Prosperity Aja One who is self existent Ajastha RangaRakes tamilnavarasam.com Ajeya Lord Vishnu Ajia Ajinder Victorious Ajita A Winner Akaisha Flower Akanksha Wish;Desire; Ambition; Hope Akashleena Star* Akhila Complete Aklima The first step Akreeti Shape* Akriti Shape; Form Akshadha God's blessings Akshainie Goddess Parvati Akshamala Garland of rudraksh Akshara Letter Akshata Rice Akshaya Akshi Existence Akshita Wonder girl Akshiti Victorious peace Alabhya Unique; Difficult to acquire Alak World; Beautiful tresses Alaka? Girl; Curl; Lock of hair Alaknanda A river Alaknanda River name* Alaksha Alankrita Decorated lady Aleesha Noble or Nobality* Aleezahtasha Aleina Light Alekhya Which cannot be written Aletrice Alia Exalted; Highest social standing Alisha Protected Aliza Joyous Alka Beauty Allanna Almas Diamond Aloki Brightness Alpa Small Alpana Beautiful Alpita Altthea Sincere RangaRakes tamilnavarasam.com Alyssa Sweet angel Amaanya Amanat Priced possession* Amanda Deserving of love Amani Wishes; Aspirations Amari Eternal; Couch grass Amartya Immortal; Divine; A God Amatullah Female servant of Allah Amba Goddess Durga Ambali Sensitive; Compassionate; Loving Ambika Goddess Parvati Ambuja Goddess Lakshmi Ameena Trustworthy; Faithful Ameera Leader; Princess Amelia Industrious Ami Nectar Amisha Beautiful Amishi Pure Amishta Amita Limitless Amithi Unique Amitjyoti Ever bright Amitusha Amiya Delightful Amla Pure Ammu Amodini Pleasureable Amodita Happiness* Amolika Priceless Amrapali Disciple of Buddha Amrita Full of Nectar; Spiritual holy water Amritambu Moon Amrusha Amruta Amukta Can't be touched; Precious* Amvi A Goddess Amy Ana "Playful,wanted" Anaan Clouds Anagha Without sin Anagi Valuable Anahata Anahita Full of grace RangaRakes tamilnavarasam.com Anaiya Anal Five Analilia Full of grace and Lily Anam Blessing Anamika Without a name Anamitra The Sun Anandani Joyful Anandi Joyful; Unending Ananias God will hear* Ananti Gift Anantika Without a second; Endless; Unique; Peerless; Ananya Dheriyadhana Anarghya Priceless Anashree Anasua One who is not jealous of anybody Anavi Anbar Perfume; Ambergris Anchal Shelter Andrea Warrior Aneesa Friendly; Of good company Anemone Type of flower Aneri Aneya Angarika Flower Angela Messenger from God Angelia Angha Beauty Angleen Angoori Grape Aniha Indifferent Anika Goddess Durga Anika Goddess Durga* Anila Air; Wind* Anima The power of becoming minute Anindita Who is never spoken ill of; Irreproachable Anisa Joy and pleasure * Anisha Unobstructed Anisha Continuous Anissa nightless Anita A leader Aniya Creative* Anjali Tribute RangaRakes tamilnavarasam.com Anjana Mother of hanuman Anjika Blessed Anjini Mother of Hanuman Anju Blessings; Inconquerable Anjum A token Anjuna Ankal Whole Ankita Distinguished; Marked by the Lord; Dedicate Ankita Empress; Conqueress Ankolika An embrace Anmisha Anmol Priceless Anmolika Ann Grace Anna Food Anna Food Annacellie Annada Goddess Durga Annapoorna Goddess of grains Annette Grace Annie Grace Annika Goddess Durga Annisa Friendly Annjaya Anokhi Different Anouka Spirit of God "A term of endearment (Russian Name), fulfilment of Anoushka desire" Ansana Ansha Portion Anshi God's gift Anshika Minute particle Anshita A part of Anshu Sun Anshula Sunny Anshumali Sun Ansruta Unique; Unheard of Ansuya Learned woman Antara Near; Related; Intimate Antara Beauty Antariksha Space; Sky Anu Anubhuti Feelings RangaRakes tamilnavarasam.com Anudeepthi Divine light* Anugraha Divine Blessing Anuhya Little sister Anuja Younger Sister Anukampa God's grace* Anukeertana Praising God's virtues Anukriti Photograph Anula "Not wild, agreeable" Anulekha Beautiful picture Anumaya Anumita Anupa Anupama Beautiful Anuprabha Followed by glory Anuprama Anupriya Beloved daughter Anuradha Lord Krishna's Consort Anureet Anusha Following desires Anushaka Anusheela Full of Goodness Anushka A term of endearment (Russian Name) Anushree Goddess Laxmi Anushree Pretty Anushri "Pretty,Prosperous,Godess Lakshmi" Anuya Anvi One of Devi's names Anvita One who bridges the gap Anwaar Rays of light Anwesha Quest Anwita Goddess Durga Anya Gracious Aparajita Undefeated Aparjita Never been conquered Aparna Goddess Parvati Apeksha Desire Apekshaa Expectation Apinaya Expressions in dance Apsara Angel; Beautiful dancers of Lord Indra Apurba Never seen before Apurva Like never before Aqilah Intelligent woman Aqsa A mosque* RangaRakes tamilnavarasam.com Ara Aradhana Prayer Arati Puja ritual Archana Worship Archita Giving Areebah Witty and smart Areej Pleasant smell Arij Sweet smell* Arina Arja Divine Arjna Arka Flash of lightning; Ray Arkita Plentiful Armin Dweller of the garden of eden Armita Desire Arnima Aroma Fragrance Aroob (Woman) Loving to her husband Arpana Offering Arpita A Dedication Arsheya Divine* Arshi Heavenly* Arshia Divine Arshiya Heavenly Arti Prayer Ceremony Aruhi Starting (related to music)* Aruna Sun Arundhathi Fidelity; Wife of? 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