| Anjali | Angel, Messenger; Messenger.; Offering; Offering with devotion; Offering with both hands; Tribute |
| Anjalika | One of Arjunas arrows |
| Anjan | Dusky; Eye liner |
| Anjana | Mother of Hanuman |
| Anjasa | Guileless, deceitless |
| Anju | One who lives in heart |
| Anjum | Stars.; A token |
| Anjuman | A token; a sumbol |
| Ankit | One who is marked or chosen by God. |
| Ankita | Conqueress; empress; one with auspicious marks; Conquered, a signet, symbol; Empress conqueress |
| Ankitha | With auspicious marks |
| Ankti | Repeat dance (Hopi) |
| Ankur | Flower; blossom.; Glow; One who is blossoming; a sapling; Sprout; Sprout; new life |
| Ankush | Check; Check; an instrument used for guiding elephants; Control |
| Anmol | A person of priceless value. |
| Ann | Blessed with grace; Grace; Graceful; Merciful; Name of a king; Prayer; Priceless; Variant of Hebrew Hannah. Favor. Grace.; A variant of Hannah introduced to Britain in the 13th century, made popular in the 14th century by the cult of St Anne. The form of |
| Annam | Able to discriminate between good and bad; Swan Bird; also Annakili; Gods blessing. |
| Annapurna | Goddess of food; Goddess Parvati; generous with food; Goddess of bread. |
| Annawan | Variant of Annawon: Algonquin name meaning Chief. |
| Annawon | Algonquin name meaning Chief. |
| Annika | Grace. Diminutive variant of Ann.; Named after most powerful Goddess in Hinduism.; Oddess Durga; Pet form of Anna; Variant of Ann: A variant of Hannah introduced to Britain in the 13th century, made popular in the 14th century by the cult of St Anne. The |
| Annisa | A name meaning friendly woman. |
| Anokhi | Different; Unique |
| Anoki | Someone who is very special. |
| Anoop | Incomparable, the best; Without comparison |
| Anouar | The brightness. |
| Anoushka | Favor; grace; Lightning; Little Anna. |
| Anshu | Ray of light; The sun; Sunbeam. |
| Anshul | Radiant; Radiant, bright or intelligent, person; Variant of Anshu: Sunbeam. |
| Anshula | Glowing, luminous; Sunny |
| Anshuman | A person with many sun rays. |
| Anshumat | Luminous or full of light. |
| Antara | A notation in Indian music; The second note in Hindustani classical music |
| Antfortas | Keeper of the grail |
| Antini | Living in a hermitage |
| Antony | 'Antony and Cleopatra' and 'The Tragedy of Julius Caesar.' Mark Antony, roman triumvir and Cleopatra's lover.; Highly praiseworthy. See Anthony.; Highly praiseworthy. From a Roman clan name. In the 17th century, the spelling Anthony was associated with th |
| Antor | Foster father of Arthur |
| Anu | A name meaning atom or a tiny particle of light. |
| Anuga | A loyal and devoted follower. |
| Anugya | Authority; Permission |