Russian Girl Baby Names That Start With A

47 Russian girl names starting with A, the most popular first, each with its meaning. Popular picks include Anfisa (flowering, in full bloom), Alyona (A Russian form of Yelena (Helen), from the Greek 'Helene', often…) and Agrafena (The Russian form of Agrippina, a feminine of the Roman cognomen…). Tap any name for its full meaning, origin, numerology and similar names.

• Anfisaflowering, in full bloom; the Russian form of Greek Anthousa (Ἀνθοῦσα, from anthos…
• AlyonaA Russian form of Yelena (Helen), from the Greek 'Helene', often linked to 'hele'…
• AgrafenaThe Russian form of Agrippina, a feminine of the Roman cognomen Agrippa, whose origin…
• Akelinanoble; a Russian feminine variant of Akeline — from German adal ("noble"); a…
• Alievanoble; a Russian-Christian feminine name evoking nobility
• Avdotyawell-pleasing, of good favour; the Russian folk-form of Eudokia (from Greek eudokia…
• Akilinaeagle-like, of the eagle; the Russian form of Aquilina (feminine diminutive of Latin…
• Agnezapure, chaste, sacred; a Slavic form of Agnes (from Greek hagnē "pure, holy"); honours…
• AlisaOf noble kind; the noble-born — Russian Алиса, from Alice
• ArishaA Russian pet form of Arina/Irina, from the Greek 'eirene' (peace); also used in South…
• AnoushkaA Russian affectionate diminutive of Anna (Hebrew 'Hannah', grace, favour).
• Agafyagood, virtuous, kind; the Russian form of Greek Agathē (from agathos "good, noble")…
• Aniyahgrace, gracious one; a modern American spelling variant of Anya/Aaniyah (from Russian…
• Asjaresurrection, the risen one; the Russian/Yugoslav short form of Anastasia (from Greek…
• AzoiyaLife; living one — a Slavic feminine name
• AnyutaA Russian pet form of Anna, from the Hebrew 'Channah', 'grace, favour'.
• Aklinanoble; a Russian-Christian variant of Akeline — German adal ("noble"); evokes noble…
• Aleksandrinadefender; the Russian/Bulgarian feminine diminutive of Aleksandra; a Christian-Slavic…
• AlyonkaLittle shining light; a Russian diminutive of Alyona/Elena, from Greek hēlēnē ('torch…
• AlionaAlyona, a Russian form of Yelena (Helen), from the Greek 'Helene', often linked to…
• ArinaPeace — a Slavic variant of Irina/Irene
• AlyenoraShining light; a Russian variant of Eleanor/Helena, from Greek hēlēnē ('light'); a…
• AsyaA Russian diminutive of Anastasia, from the Greek 'anastasis' (resurrection) - one who…
• Anyagrace, favour of God; the Russian/Eastern European diminutive of Anna (from Hebrew…
• AllaA Russian name borne by an early Gothic Christian martyr. It is perhaps from the Greek…
• Alenalight, torch, shining one; a Slavic short form of Helena/Yelena (from Greek Helenē…
• Aliskanoble; a Russian-Christian feminine diminutive of Alice/Alyona; evokes noble grace
• AnnyaA variant of Anya, the Russian diminutive of Anna, from the Hebrew 'Channah', 'grace…
• AnastasiyaThe Russian, Ukrainian and Bulgarian form of Anastasia, from the Greek 'anastasis'…
• AnouskaA form of Anoushka, Russian diminutive of Anna (Hebrew 'grace').
• Agrafinawild horse; a Russian feminine name derived from Greek agros ("field") + hippos…
• AnzhelikaThe Russian form of Angelica, from the Latin 'angelicus' (angelic) - one who is like…
• AnastasijaA Slavic form of Anastasia, from the Greek for resurrection.
• AlyenaShining light; a Russian variant of Elena/Helen, from Greek hēlēnē ('torch, light'); a…
• AnechkaAffectionate Russian diminutive of Anna, from the Hebrew 'Hannah' (grace, favour) -…
• AnnushkaA Russian affectionate diminutive of Anna, from the Hebrew 'Channah', 'grace, favour'.
• AnzhelaThe Russian form of Angela, from the Greek 'angelos' (messenger, angel).
• Alinkalittle noble one; a Slavic affectionate diminutive of Alicia or Aleksandra (from…
• AlexandraDefender of the people; she who protects — Greek Alexandra, feminine of Alexandros
• AnushkaA term of endearment meaning 'grace, God's favour'; from the Sanskrit for 'a ray of…
• Aleksandradefender of men; the Polish/Russian feminine form of Aleksander — Greek aléxō; honours…
• AnuskaA term of endearment meaning 'grace, God's favour'; also a Russian pet form of Anna.
• AnastashaA form of Anastasia, from the Greek anastasis, meaning resurrection.
• AgnessaRussian form of Agnes, from the Greek 'hagnos' (chaste, pure) - after St Agnes of Rome.
• AntoninaA feminine form of Antoninus, from the Roman family name Antonius, probably of…
• ArkadinaA feminine form of Arkady, 'of Arcadia' - the idyllic pastoral region of ancient Greece.
• AglayaThe Russian form of Aglaia, from the Greek 'aglaia' (splendour, radiance) - borne by…