Beautiful sheen, "Fair radiance"

Beautiful, "Pleasant," "Little beauty"

Blue tree, "Green tree," "Evergreen"

Blue child, "Green child"

Heavenly cloud, "Royal cloud"

Unknown meaning, likely a traditional M?ori name.

Apparition, "Appearance" (often religious)

Not dark, "She who shines" (possibly related to Artemis)

Earth, "Dust," "Young deer" (Hebrew); or from "Afric"

Risen from the foam, goddess of love and beauty.

Great, "Supreme," "Excellent" (from Pali/Sanskrit)

Father is rejoicing (Hawaiian form of Abigail)

Of Apollo, "Destroyer" (from Greek Apollonios)

Of Apollo, "Destroyer" (feminine of Apollinaris)

Of Apollo, "Destroyer" (French feminine form)

Of Apollo, "Destroyer" (feminine form)

Invented, likely from "Apollyon" (the destroyer) in Greek.

Productive, "Fruitful," possibly "Berries"

The fruit

Likely a modern variant of April.

The fruit

Intelligent, "Wise," "Sensible," "Rational"

Farthest, "Most remote," "The Al-Aqsa Mosque"

Water

Water lion (blend of Aqua and Leo)

Seawater, "Blue-green gemstone"

Invented, likely from "aqua" with a feminine suffix.

Variant of Aquanetta.

Of the water, "Watery realm"

Water bearer, the zodiac sign.

Peace

Land under the hill, a place name (Marthas Vineyard).

King (Armenian); "Brings rain," "Ornament" (Arabic)

Beautiful altar, "Yielding to prayer" (from "orabilis")

Arabian style, intricate ornamental design.

Blend of Arabella and Beth.

Desert, "Arid," from the Arabian Peninsula.

Altar of the sky, "Heavens altar" (from Latin "ara caeli")

Altar of the sky (variant spelling of Araceli)

Worshipped, "Adorable," "Goddess"

Legendary figure in Italian folklore, possibly from Herodias.

Knowledge, "Recognition," "Familiarity" (Day of Arafah)

Invented for "Harry Potter" (the giant Acromantula).

From Aragon, a region and kingdom in Spain.

Rest, "Peace," "Comfort"

Likely a modern invented name, blending Ara with names like Mina.

Invented in the 18th century, possibly from Arabella and Aminta.

One of the Three Musketeers, name possibly from Aramits (place).

Gold, "Golden" (diminutive)

Silver wheel, "Silver circle" (Celtic goddess)