Female first names.

Persian girls' name derived from "arz", meaning "land" or "soil".

Rare Persian name meaning 'connected with the earth', symbolizing grounding and resilience.

Persian-derived name meaning "land of wisdom".

Distinctive Spanish name of Basque origin, historically used for both males and females, possibly meaning 'tall' or derived from the Arkansas tribe.

Arzona is of Persian origin, meaning 'golden'.

Captivating Indian name derived from 'Aarushi', meaning 'the first ray of light'.

Rare and enigmatic name of uncertain origin, possibly Basque, but without concrete evidence. It has been used globally for both sexes, likely created as an invented name for distinction. Its mysterious nature might hold cultural significance or intrigue those who encounter it.

Turkish name derived from the word "arzu," meaning "desire." It signifies deep passion and longing, with historical roots in Turkish literature like Rumi's works.

Distinctive Hebrew name meaning 'physician' or 'healer', derived from the word 'asa', meaning 'to heal'.

Rare Latin-derived given name believed to mean 'axe'.

Japanese name derived from 'asa' meaning morning and 'da' signifying field, translating to 'morning field'. It holds profound cultural significance, evoking serenity and tranquility associated with dawn breaking over vast fields.

Japanese girl's name meaning 'morning glory', symbolizing freshness and renewal.

Japanese name derived from 'asa' (morning) and 'i' (one), meaning 'the first morning', symbolizing new beginnings.

Rare but significant Hebrew name derived from the word 'Asa,' meaning 'doctor' or 'physician.' It originated during the Second Temple period (6th century BCE) and was popular among Babylonian Jews, also mentioned in the Talmud. Notably, Asaiah ben Pharehah served as High Priest during King Hezekiah's reign. Despite its rarity today, Asaiah holds profound meaning and rich historical significance within Jewish culture.

Unique Japanese name derived from "asa" (morning) and "iya" (house), translating to "morning house.

Traditional Japanese female name meaning 'morning child,' symbolizing innocence and renewal.

Unique Persian name meaning 'pure', historically held by Queen Asal of the Sasanian Empire, embodying qualities like strength, wisdom, and compassion in Persian tradition.

Arabic given name meaning "morning dew", derived from the word "asl" meaning "original". It symbolizes purity and freshness, and is associated with nature's beauty in Arab culture and literature.

Arabic female given name meaning "pure" or "innocent," derived from the root verb "s-h-l" which means "to be peaceful or calm." It signifies qualities of genuineness and authenticity, and has been adopted worldwide by various cultures with Muslim communities, often chosen to imbue daughters with these positive attributes.

American name created by Steve Wynn for his daughter in the 1980s, popularized through his connection to the Mirage Resort in Las Vegas. Despite having no specific meaning or history, it has become a sought-after name due to its unique sound and association with luxury.

Rare, Hebrew-derived female name from the Old Testament, signifying wisdom, justice, and compassion as it means 'physician' or 'healer.'

Female Japanese name composed of 'asa' meaning morning and 'mi' signifying beauty, translating to 'beautiful morning'.

Asana, derived from Sanskrit, means 'pose' or 'posture', reflecting its yogic origins.

African name of Igbo origin, Nigeria, meaning "God has favored me," conveying a sense of divine blessing.

Captivating African name derived from Swahili, meaning "born during the rainy season," symbolizing renewal and growth.

Ashanti origin from Ghana, means "thank you" in Akan language and reflects deep-rooted gratitude in Ashanti culture.

Unisex Ghanaian name derived from the Akan language, originally the name of the powerful Ashanti Kingdom. It means 'because of wars' or 'because of battles' in Twi, reflecting the kingdom's historical struggles.

Distinctive Japanese girl's name derived from "asa-ri", meaning "morning glory" flower, symbolizing beauty and purity; historically, it signifies hope and freshness, with legendary mystical powers.

Hebrew name meaning "helper," known from biblical times and popular among Jewish communities throughout history, now gaining unisex popularity for its supportive spirit.

Captivating Hebrew name derived from Asher, meaning "happy" or "blessed," with historical roots in Jewish and Christian communities.

Yoruba origin, signifies "she who makes things better" or "hope".

Captivating name of African origin, meaning 'born on the day after tomorrow,' and symbolizing hope and wisdom, often given in honor of twin spirits in Ewe culture.

Japanese female name derived from "asa" meaning "morning" and "ya" signifying femininity, interpreted as "morning beauty".

Japanese girl's name meaning 'grant in the morning', composed of 'asa' (morning) and 'yo' (give), symbolizing new beginnings and optimism.

Ascension is a Spanish origin given name derived from the Latin word "ascensio," meaning "ascent" or "rising." It is associated with the Catholic feast day of the Ascension of Jesus but does not have specific religious connotations beyond this association. Throughout history, it has been used particularly in Spanish-speaking countries and communities, often given to children born around the feast day or as a way to honor the event itself. The name carries meanings of hope, triumph, and transcendence, suggesting a person destined for great heights or achievements. However, interpretations may vary across cultures and individuals.

Spanish-origin given name that means 'elevation' or 'raising up', derived from the Latin word 'ascensus'. It is associated with the Christian belief in the Ascension of Jesus Christ, but its use predates this event and has been used throughout history to honor the concept of elevation.

Ashley is an English given name derived from Old English Æthelægifu, meaning "noble gift.

Elegant Italian name of ancient Roman origin, derived from the Latin word "ascia," meaning "axe" and signifying strength and adaptability.

Rare Norwegian name meaning 'god', derived from Old Norse 'ás', and connected to Norse mythology.

Ethiopian name derived from 'aset', meaning 'hope' or 'wish'; it's unisex, popular worldwide, and was once borne by Emperor Aseda Kassa.