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Twin Names

Aashka (Hindi: Blessing)

Abbey (Alternative spelling of Abby)

Abella (Catalan/Galician: Bee)

Acacia (A type of tree)

Acantha (A type of flower)

Acton (A place in London)

Adambrae (A place in Scotland)

Adelaide (A place in Australia)

Adelheid (Long form of Heidi)

Admatha (Hebrew: a cloud of death) 

Aelia (Greek: sun)

Aeliana (Greek/Roman: Sun)

Aeon (A long unit of time)

Aeran (Irish: From Ireland)

Aether (heavens in greek mythology)

Afton (A river in Scotland)

Aïana (Sanskrit: eternal bloom)

Aida (From an opera by Verdi)

Ailbhe (Irish: Bright)

Aileen (Gaelic: Bright)

Ainara (Basque: swallow) 

Akasha (The aether of Hindu cosmology)

Alana (Irish: bright)

Alani (Alternative to Alana)

Alanis (Gaelic: harmonious, cheerful)

Alba (Gaelic: Scotland)

Alder (A type of tree)

Alessia (Italian: Defender / warrior)

Aletheia (Greek: Truth)

Alexian (Greek: defender)

Alexis (Greek: defender)

Alia (Arabic: Exalted)

Aliana (Latin: gracious)

Aliantha (A type of bush)

Alias (An alternative name)

Aliena (Latin: stranger)

Alinta (Aboriginal Australian: flame)

Alizae (Hebrew: joyful/happy)

Alleluia (Alternative version of hallelujah)

Alsatia (An old part of London)

Althea (Greek: healer)

Aluura (A character in Star Trek: Deep Space 9)

Alyssum (A type of flower)

Amalia (German: Vigorous/active)

Amalthea (Greek: nurturing)

Amaranth (A type of flower)

Amaya (Japanese: night rain)

Amber (A type of stone)

Amberley (A place in England)

Amélie (French: hard-working)

Amos (a Biblical name)

Amunet (An ancient Egyptian goddess)

Anaëlle (Hebrew: God has answered)

Anastasia (Greek: resurrection)

Angevine (A region in France)

Aniketa (Greek: unconquerable)

Anisa (Arabic: friendly)

Anisette (A type of aniseed liqueur)

Anisha (Sanskrit: supreme)

Anissa (Alternative spelling of anisa)

Annick (French: gracious)

Annika (Scandinavian: Gracious)

Annis (Black Annis is a witch in English folklore)

Annunziata (An Italian name associated with the virgin Mary)

Anouk (Dutch: grace)

Anson (An old English name)

Ansyl (Arabic: protected by God)

Antheia (Greek: flower)

Antigone (The protagonist of a Greek tragedy by Sophocles)

Anton (Greek: flower)

Anzel (An alternative for the German name Anselm)

Aoife (Irish: beauty)

Araceli (Spanish: Altar of heaven)

Arantxa (Basque: thorn bush) 

Arber (Albanian: golden)

Arethusa (A sea-nymph in Greek mythology)

Ari (Armenian: brave)

Aria (A type of song)

Ariel (A character in Shakespeare’s The TEmpest)

Arion (Greek: warlike spirit)

Arisha (Arabic: peace/serenity)

Arista (A rare tarot deck based on the tarot de marseilles)

Arlan (Gaelic: an oath)

Arnica (a type of flower)

Arnim (German: eagle or warrior)

Arran (An island off the coast of Scotland)

Arrow (An ancient weapon)

Asan (Arabic: Light)

Asaph (A Biblical name)

Asenath (A Biblical name) 

Asha (Swahili: hope or life)

Asher (A Biblical name)

Ashton (An English name referring to ash trees)

Ashtyn (An alternate spelling of Ashton)

Așkin (Turkish: transcendent)

Aslan (The lion in C.S. Lewis’ The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe)

Aspen (A type of tree)

Asra (Arabic: night traveller)

Asriel (A Biblical name)

Aster (Greek: star)

Aston (After Aston Martin, a type of car)

Astraea (Greek + Latin: star)

Astraia (an alternative spelling of Astraea)

Astran (Derived from the Greek ‘Aster’ meaning ‘star’)

Atalia (A Biblical namE)

Athalia (An alternative spelling of Atalia)

Atlas (A map)

Atom (A minuscule unit)

Atticus (A character in To Kill a Mockingbird)

Auburn (A rusty orange-brown colour reminiscent of autumn)

Aughra (A character in The Dark Crystal)

Augusta (Latin: Majestic/magnificent)

Aurelia (Latin: golden)

Aurelian (Alternative version of Aurelia)

Aurélie (Alternative version of Aurelia)

Aurora (Latin: Dawn)

Autumn (A season in the north-western hemisphere)

Avalon (A location in Arthurian legend)

Aviana (Latin: bird)

Azalea (A type of flower)

Azalia (An alternative spelling of Azalea)

Azara (Arabic: blossom)

Azura (Persian: blue)