| 1. | ADA | Is one of the diminutive forms of the Russian name Adelina that means "noble miss" (from Old German adel). It is in use since 1920s till now. |
| 2. | ADELAIDA | Came by means of European literature and is very spread. |
| 3. | AGAPI | From Hebrew agape "love" or agapen "darling". It corresponds to Arm name Siranudh (Russian Lyubov). It came through Greek and was in use till XIX c. Now it is out of use. |
| 4. | AGHAVNI | From Armenian aghavni "dove" which is a symbol of modesty and purity. As a name it is in use since XIX c. which corresponds to Arm colloquial name Dokhik. Now it is in use also in the form of… 0.2 KB |
| 5. | AGHBURIK | Is a new and rare name which consists of Armenian aghbur "spring" + ik diminutive suffix. |
| 6. | AGHGYUL | From Turkish aq "white" and Persian gul "rose" i.e. "white rose". It is a rare name now especially used in villages. |
| 7. | AGHUNIK | See Aghavni. |
| 8. | AGHVOR | From Western Armenian aghvor, aghek "good", "pleasant", "nice". It is a rare name now. |
| 9. | AGNES | From Greek agne "clean", "saint", "modest". In Armenia the name of Latin St. Agnes was spread no less than Arm Srbuhi, Makruhi. It is also met in the forms Agnos, Agnaz. Now the form borrowed… 0.2 KB |
| 10. | AIDA | Is a new name, which became popular due to Verdi's "Aida" opera in 1920s. |
