Danish Names starting with “A”

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Namem/f/uOriginMeaning
AagemDanishAage is a male first name that is an old Danish and Norwegian form of the Icelandic nam…
AbdullahmArabicThe name Abdullah, a variant of the Arabic and Muslim Abdallah (عبد الله), means 'Serva…
AbelonefDanishThe name Abelone is the Scandinavian form of Apollonia, which is associated with the Gr…
AdonismDanishThe name Adonis (Ἄδωνις) is a mythological first name from Greece, which translates int…
AgdafScandinavianThe name Agda is a Danish and Swedish diminutive of Agatha
AghimThe name Aghi is an Old Danish and Old Norse variant of the name Ove and also serves as…
AgnetefLatinAgnete is considered the Danish and Norwegian form of Agnes, which is derived from the …
AgnethafLatinThe name Agnetha is a Scandinavian derivation of the name Agnes, which can be traced ba…
Aileen-AlischafArabicThe meaning of the name is 'Blessed by God'
Alexa-SophiafDanishAlexa-Sophia is a double name combining Alexa ("the protector") and Sophia ("the wisdom")
AlexandriafDanishAlexandria is the English spelling of Alexandra, a feminine derivative of the name Alex…
Alischa-PetrafArabicAlischa-Petra is a double name combining Alischa ("the noble one") and Petra ("the stone")
AlminefLatinThe first name Almine is a variation of the name Almina and carries the meaning 'the Tr…
AlvildafDanishThe name has Danish roots
AlvismDanishAlvis, as a boy's name, is a newer variant of the Old Norse Alviss (Alvíss) and traces …
AndersmScandinavianAnders represents a Scandinavian variant of the biblical name Andreas and means "the br…
AndreauDanishAndrea is primarily understood as a female name, but it is often a male form in Italian…
AndreasmDanishAndreas means "the brave" and has its roots in the ancient Greek word andreios (ἀνδρεῖο…
AnefBasqueAne is a name with Spanish roots and represents a Basque variation of Anna, which deriv…
AnellfDanishAnell is a diminutive form of the ancient Hebrew name Hannah, which means 'the charming…
AnellafDanishAnella represents an Italian diminutive form of Anna or Ana, whose roots can be traced …
AnesafLatinAnesa, a feminine first name, is frequently used as a variant of Agnes
Anke-MarionfAramaicAnke-Marion is a double name combining Anke ("the gracious one") and Marion ("the belov…
AnnegretefDanishAnnegrete is a Danish variant of the name Annemargret
AnnelenafHebrewThe first name Annelena is composed of the elements Anne and Lena
AnnemariafHebrewThe name Annemaria is composed of the names Anne and Maria
AnnemariefHebrewAnnemarie is composed of the names Anne and Marie
AnnicafDanishAnnica, as a variant of Annika, is regarded as a diminutive of the name Anna
AnninefDanishThe name Annine derives from the ancient Hebrew term and is translated as 'the favored …
Antje-ErikafDanishAntje-Erika is a double name combining Antje ("God is gracious") and Erika ("the sole r…
Antoinette-AlischafArabicAntoinette-Alischa is a double name combining Antoinette ("the Antonian") and Alischa (…
ArnorafDanishArnora, or Arnóra, is a rare girl's name of Nordic origin, tracing back to the Old Nors…
ArvidmDanishArvid is a masculine first name of Scandinavian origin, stemming from the Old Norse nam…
Arzu-FynnafDanishThe name signifies talent and refers to the two individual names Arzu and Fynna
AsdisfNorseAsdis is a girl's name that originates from Norse mythology
AsefDanishThe name Ase (Åse) is a short form from Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish that refers to n…
AsfridfDanishThe name Asfrid (Åsfrid) comes from Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish and is derived from …
AskilmDanishAskil, a boys' name, is the Scandinavian form of Askjell and is derived from the Old No…
AslaugfScandinavianThe name Aslaug (Áslaug or Åslaug) can be roughly translated as 'the one dedicated to G…
AugustmLatinAugust is a masculine form of the name that derives from the Roman surname Augustus
AurelafLatinThe name Aurela is, as mentioned, a Scandinavian short form of Aurelia
AxelmDanishThe name Axel has Scandinavian roots and is a short form of the biblical Absalom (Hebre…

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