| Akrabbim | The place of the scorpions. |
| Akrant | One who is always moving. |
| Akranti | A person of endless energy. |
| Akrita | Daughter who is having rights of Sun |
| Akriti | Diagram; Shape Form |
| Akruthi | Nature or beautiful, Figure |
| Aksa | Soul, Gods blessing, A mosque |
| Aksamala | A Rosary of Rudrksa |
| Aksara | Letters, Goddess Saraswati |
| Aksasutra | Bearer of Knowledge |
| Aksavali | A String of Aksa |
| Aksaya | A person who is everlasting and infinite. |
| Aksayini | One who possesses eternal abundance. |
| Aksha | Soul, Gods blessing, A mosque |
| Akshaana | Someone who is full of divine wisdom. |
| Akshada | Blessings of gods |
| Akshadha | Blessings of gods |
| Akshai | Eternal, Immortal, Indestructible |
| Akshainie | Goddess Parvati, Akshan - An eye, To see |
| Akshali | Derived from Aksha |
| AKSHAMALA | meaning unknown |
| Akshamya | Unattainable, inaccessible, or beyond reach. |
| Akshara | It means letter or imperishable. |
| Akshareeshma | Growing God Blessings |
| Akshata | It means unbroken or whole rice. |
| Akshatha | unscathedperfectuntouched |
| Akshavali | A String of Beads |
| Akshayaa | It means everlasting or infinite. |
| Akshayamathi | Super Intelligence; Divyagyana; Eternal Salvation |
| Akshayan | Goddess Durga, The daughter of Daksha (the daughter of Daksha) |
| Akshayanivasini | One who cannot be Destroyed |
| Akshayasri | One with everlasting prosperity. |
| Akshayata | Indestructible; Unlimited |
| Akshayi | Immortal; Name of Goddess Parvati; Undecaying |
| Akshayinee | Undecaying; Immortal; Another Name of Goddess Parvati |
| AkshayKeerti | One with undying reputation. |
| Akshaykirti | Having fame that never fades. |
| Akshaymati | One with an eternal intellect. |
| Akshayta | The state of being everlasting. |
| Akshda | One who gives eternal blessings. |