| Anuha | One who is full of satisfaction. |
| Anuj | Later born, younger; Younger brother |
| Anula | Not wild, Gentle |
| Anulekha | Beautiful picture; One who follows destiny |
| Anumati | Divine favor or permission. |
| Anunay | Supplication; consolation |
| Anunitha | A person who is very polite. |
| Anupam | Incomparable; Unique/uncomparable; Without comparison |
| Anupama | Beautiful; Unique, unparalleled; Without equal |
| Anuprabha | Brightness; Followed by glory |
| Anuradha | A bright star; A bright star (17th, nakshatra); In Hinduism, goddess of good fortune; Name of a star |
| Anurag | Attachment affection love; Attachment, devotion, love; Love; attachment; devotion |
| Anuragini | A woman who is deeply in love. |
| Anurati | Deep love or attachment |
| Anusha | Beautiful morning, a star; Eautiful morning |
| Anushka | Favored one.; Lightning |
| Anushri | Beautiful and glorious lady. |
| Anusri | Glorious, Famous |
| Anuttam | A name meaning the best or ultimate. |
| Anuva | Knowldege; A new beginning. |
| Anwar | Beautiful. Disclosed.; Beams of light; shafts of light.; The Brightest; Devote of God; Rays of light.; Wild. |
| Anwesha | A quest or deep desire. |
| Anya | Form of Anna, meaning a woman graced with Gods favor; Derives From Anna; Inexhaustible; From the name ANNA; Variant of Hebrew Hannah. Favor. Grace.; Variant of Anna. British novelist Anya Seton.; Variant of Anna: A variant of Hannah. In Virgils Aenei |
| Apala | Most beautiful; Name of a learned woman of the past; One who creates religious music; Woman cursed with a skin disorder. |
| Aparajita | Undefeated; Undefeated, nightingale (koel), Goddess Durga |
| Aparijita | Undefeated; Name of a flower |
| Aparna | Goddess Parvati |
| Apeksha | Desire; Expected; Expectation |
| Apenimon | Worthy of trust |
| Apollo | Uncle of Tristan |
| Aponi | A beautiful butterfly spirit |
| Aponivi | Where the wind blows down the gap (Hopi) |
| Apoorva | Rare or completely original |
| Appanoose | Sauk word for child. |
| Apparajito | One who is never conquered. |
| Apsara | Celestial maiden |
| Aqsa | The most distant or furthest. |
| Aquene | A Native American word for peace. |
| Ara | Cursing, seeing.; Embellishing. Adorning.; Intelligence of an eagle.; A legendary king / of the altar; the name of a constellation; Opinionated |
| Aradhana | Pooja, devoted effort; Prayer; Worship; Worship, Arati |