| 1. | ANAHIT | Zend name Anahita, Parthian Anahit which is the name of an old Persian goddess also worshiped in Armenia. It consists of a negative suffix and ahita "unpleasant" i.e. "pleasant", "pure". It is in… 0.2 KB |
| 2. | ANAKHAS | From Turkish ana "mother" and Arabian xas "perfect" i.e. "priceless mother". It is in use since XVIII c. till now esp. in villages. |
| 3. | ANGIN | From Armenian angin "rare", "priceless". It is a new and spread name. |
| 4. | ANI | Is a new name coming from Armenian Middle Age capital Ani. It is in use now. |
| 5. | ANNA | From Hebrew name Khanna "talented", "merciful" which is in use since old times till now. The diminutive form is Annik. |
| 6. | ANNMAN | From Armenian annman "having no similarity". It is a new name. |
| 7. | ANTARAM | From Armenian taramel "wither" + an negative prefix i.e. "unfading", "undying". It was used in XIX c. now it is a rare name. |
| 8. | ANUSH(Anuysh) | From Zend anaoša (Parthian anoš) "immortal" later "pleasant", "sweet". This name was also used in Persia. It is also a constituent in a number of complex words (Haykanush, Vardanush, Hranush).… 0.3 KB |
| 9. | ANZHELA | From French name Anžela which comes from Greek angelos "angel". It spread in XIX c. from French and is used till now. The diminutive forms are Anzhelik, Anzhik. |
| 10. | ANZHELIKA | From Russian name Anzhelika which means angel. |
