Book of Girls' Names [antikvár]

Abbie, Abby diminutive forms of Abigail, also used independently. Aberah a variant form of Averah. Abigail my father's joy (Hebrew); diminutive forms are Abbie, Abby, Gail. Abra mother of multitudes (Hebretv). Acacia the name of a plant, possibly meaning immortality and resurrection, used as a first name (Greek). Acantha thorny, spiney (!Greek). Ada diminutive of Adela or names beginning with Ada-, also used independendy; a variant form of Adah. Adabelle joyful and beautiful, a combination of Ada and Belle; variant forms are Adabel, Adabela, Adabella. Adah ornament (Hebrew)-, a variant form is Ada. Adalia an early Saxon tribal name whose origin is unknown (Germanic). Adar fire; as the name in the Jewish calendar for the twelfth month of the Biblical year and the sixth month of the civil year, it is a name sometimes given to girls born in that period (Hebrew). Addie diminutive of Adelaide. Adela of noble birth; a princess (Germanic). Adelaide of noble birth; a princess (Germanic)-, a diminutive form is Addie. Adele, Adele the French form of Adela, now also used as an English form. Adelheid noble kind (Germanic)-, a diminutive form is Heidi. Adeline, Adelina of noble birth; a princess (Germanic)-, a diminutive form is Aline. Adelphia sisterly, eternal