Good, "Kind," "Virtuous" (Iberian form of Agatha)

Place of eagles, "Eagles nest" (topographic surname)

Prominent place, "Open space" (from Basque)

Venerable, "Great," "Magnificent" (feminine of Augustine)

Promise, "Pledge"

Love

Born on Monday (Baoul� day name)

God of the sea, water, and fishing in Finnish mythology.

Heavenly shrine, "Temple of heaven"

Beloved, "Loved one"

Love, "Affection"

River, "Poet," "Harmonious" (from Abhainn)

Little fire, "Flame" (diminutive of Aodh)

Diminutive of Aidan, Aiden, or Aideen; "Little fire"

Love song, "Love flower" (depending on kanji)

Pure, "Each of the two" (disputed)

Pure (modern Greek form of Catherine)

Little Adam, "Made of oak" (diminutive of Adam or from "aik" oak)

Child of love, "Beloved child"

Holy, "Blessed" (Sami form of Helga)

Light, "Bright" (Scottish diminutive of Aileen/Helen)

Noble, "Kind" (Irish form of Alice)

Noble, "Kind" (Irish form of Alice/Ailis)

Noble war, "Warrior" (from "aethel" noble + "gy�" war)

From Ailsa Craig (island in the Firth of Clyde)

Love, "Beauty" (depending on the tonal compound)

Right-handed, "Fortunate," "Blessed"

Beloved, "Loved one"

Love beauty, "Beautiful love" (depending on kanji)

Always, "Eternal" (Japanese); "Joy" (Basque); "Mirror" (Finnish)

Swallow (the bird)

Strong and manly, "Warrior" (feminine form of Andrew)

Radiance, "Splendor," "Joy," "Sun goddess"

Angel, "Messenger"

Virgin Mary of Ainhoa (place name)

The only one, "Unique"

My meadow, "Ones own meadow" (variant of Ainsley)

Glory, "Splendor"

The invisible gaseous substance surrounding the earth

Of the wind (Greek), "Treasure" (Japanese - depending on kanji)

Air (Spanish), "Heir" (Old English), or "River" (Irish place name)

Likely a blend of "Air" and names like Amalia/Aurelia.

From Airley (a place in Scotland)

Prosperity, "Wealth," "Richness," "Divine power"

Dream, "Vision" (anglicized form of Aisling)

Dream, "Vision" (variant spelling of Aisling)

Sensation, "Feeling," "Emotion"

From the Sierra de Aitana mountain range in Valencia.

Likely a modern invented name, blending elements like "Aith" and "-ley."

Meaning unknown; likely a modern creation.