1. Agnes

Chaste, pure; Borrowed from Greek.

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2. Ailsa

Derived from a Scottish place Ailsa Craig, a small island off the Ayrshire Coast. Also used to Anglicize Ealasaid, the Gaelic form of Elizabeth. (AIL-SA)

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3. Alexandra

Helper of the mankind; popular name derived from the Greek Alexandros. Pet Names: Sandy, Lexy. (ALEK-SAN-DRAH)

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4. Alexina

Helper of the mankind; feminine form of Alex, which is a short form of Alexander (defender or helper of mankind). (ALEKS-EE-NAH)

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5. Alickina

Feminine form of Alick, a variant of Alex, which is a short form of Alexander (defender or helper of mankind). Short: Kina. (AL-IH-KEE-NAH)

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6. Alison

Nobility; diminutive form of Alice. Pet Name: Ailie. (AL-IH-SON)

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7. Amelia

Industrious, striving; (AH-MEEL-YAH)

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8. Angela

Guiding spirit, messenger of God. Borrowed from English.

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9. Angelica

Like an angel; heavenly. Borrowed from English.

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10. Angusina

Unique choice; a feminine form of Angus, the Anglicized form of the Gaelic Aonghus and Aonghas, both of which are derived from the element aon (one, choice, preeminent). (AIN-GUH-SEE-NAH)

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