Lover; Arabic ʿāshiq
Names starting with A Ashiq–Azra
Names starting with A from Ashiq to Azra: 103 of 643 names, page 6 of 6.
103 of 643 names
"Blessing"
"Embrace"; also one of the 27 nakshatras
"Ash-tree meadow", from Old English æsc and leah
A modern name, usually given as "pride"
"Friend, companion"; Persian āshnā
"Without sorrow"
Most noble, most honourable
"One who has taken refuge" (in God)
One who has taken refuge; Sanskrit āśrita
One who is quickly pleased; Sanskrit āśutoṣa, a name of Shiva
The first nakshatra; the twin Ashvin gods
The sacred peepal tree; Sanskrit aśvattha
Horse-tamer; the twin divine healers; also a Hindu month
Ashwini, the first of the 27 nakshatras
"Forgiveness" in popular use; name of Solomon's wise minister, Āṣaf
Feminine of Asif, after Solomon's wise minister Āṣaf; "storm" in popular use
Protector, guardian; Arabic ʿāṣim
Dark, black; also "unbound"; Sanskrit asita
"Healer"; Arabic āsiya, also the name of Pharaoh's believing wife
Safest, most secure; Arabic aslam
"Exalted" in popular use; Arabic asmāʾ, "names"
"I am"
"Self-respect" in popular use; Sanskrit asmitā, "egoism"
"Brilliant, exalted"; from Arabic sanā, "brightness"
"Night journey"; from asrā in Quran 17:1
"The first star", the nakshatra Ashwini
"Bodiless", a name of Kamadeva; Sanskrit atanu
"Flax flower"
Purest; Arabic aṭhar
"Lord Ganesha" in popular use; Sanskrit atharvan, "fire priest"
Feminine of Atharva; Vedic atharvī, "a female priest"
Name of the Greek goddess of wisdom; its root is unknown
Pre-eminent one; Tamil atiyaṉ, from Sanskrit adhika
"Unequalled, matchless"
Affectionate, kind; Arabic ʿāṭif
Affection and compassion; Arabic ʿāṭifa
"Noble"; Arabic ʿātika, also a perfumed woman
Noble, free; Arabic ʿatīq, also "ancient"
"Freed; ancient"; feminine of Arabic ʿatīq
Excellence, abundance; Sanskrit atiśaya
"Gift"; Arabic ʿaṭiyya, a thing given
"Bearer of the heavens", the Titan of Greek myth
Son, "born of oneself"; Sanskrit ātmaja
Soul, the self; Sanskrit ātman
Delighting in the soul; Sanskrit ātmārāma
Descendant of the sage Atri; Sanskrit ātreya
"Of the family of sage Atri"; also a Bengal river
The Vedic sage Atri; Sanskrit atri
Unequalled, incomparable; Sanskrit atula
"Ruler of elves", from Germanic Alberich
"Noble strength", from Old English Æthelthryth
"Venerable, majestic"; Latin augustus
"Venerable, majestic", from Latin augustus
"Dawn", from Latin aurora
Medieval form of Augustine; Latin augustus, "venerable"
"Autumn", the season of harvest
"Life" in popular use; an old name of uncertain origin
Lord of Avadh, the king of Ayodhya; a title of Rama
A liberated sage; Sanskrit avadhūta, "one who has shaken off"
Lord of the earth, a king; Sanskrit avanīśa
Avanti, the ancient name of Ujjain
Avantikā, an old name of Ujjain; popularly "princess of Ujjain"
"Elf counsel", from Alfred; "ruler of elves" in popular use
Steady, unshakeable; Sanskrit avicala
"Earth" in popular use; Sanskrit avikā, "ewe"
Indestructible; Sanskrit avināśa, "non-destruction"
"King of the sun" in popular use; a modern name
Continuous, unbroken; Sanskrit avirala
"Invention" in popular use; Sanskrit āviṣkāra, "manifestation"
A modern name; leen means "absorbed", the first part is uncertain
A modern Punjabi name with no settled dictionary meaning
The earth
"Incarnation"; Sanskrit avatāra, "descent"
"Flawless" in popular use; a modern name
Imperishable, unchanging; Sanskrit avyaya, a name of Vishnu
"Clear" in popular use; a modern name
"Father of peace"; Danish form of the Hebrew Absalom
"God's gift" in popular use; origin uncertain
"Gift of God" in popular use; a modern name
Sign, miracle; a verse of the Quran
"Cool breeze" in popular use; name of Mahmud of Ghazni's favourite
"Moon halo"; Turkish ayla, from ay, "moon"
Fortunate, blessed; Arabic ayman, also "on the right"
The prophet Job, known for his patience
Life, long life
"Long life", from Sanskrit āyus
Long-lived; Sanskrit āyuṣmān, "blessed with long life"
Ayyanar, the guardian god of Tamil villages
Lord Ayyappa of Sabarimala; ayyan, "lord, father"
Call to prayer; Arabic adhān
Free, independent; Persian āzād
Greatest, supreme; Arabic aʿẓam
Great, mighty; Arabic ʿaẓīm
"Great"; feminine of Arabic ʿaẓīm
Handsome one; Tamil aḻakaṉ, from aḻaku, "beauty"
Lord of beauty; Tamil aḻaku, "beauty", and īcaṉ, "lord"
Shining, luminous, bright
Mighty; also dear, precious; Arabic ʿazīz
"Dear, precious"; feminine of Arabic ʿazīz, "mighty, rare"
"Purer, purest"; Arabic azkā
Greatness, grandeur; Urdu ʿaẓmat
"Maiden, pure"; Arabic ʿadhrāʾ
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