| AGLAIA | One of the three Graces of Greek myth. "Brilliant." Variants include Thalia (blossoming), and obsolete Euphrosyne (joy). |
| AGLAUROS | myth name (turned into stone by Hermes) |
| Agmaya | Born from Fire; Knowledge; Goddess Saraswati / Lakshmi |
| Agna | One who is pure and holy in nature. |
| Agnaeyie | Daughter of Fire |
| Agnajita | One who has Conquered the Fire |
| Agnaya | Born from Fire; New Fire; The Wige of Agni (Fire); Goddess Lakshmi / Saraswati |
| Agnayi | Fiery; The Wige of Agni |
| Agnek | A person who is like the fire. |
| AGNELLA | A name meaning little lamb. |
| Agnello | Italian name meaning little lamb. |
| AGNES | "Pure; virginal." Variants include Ag, Agafi, Agafia, Agafon, Aggi, Aggie, Aggye, Aghna, Agi, Agie, Agna, Agnah, Agnek, Agnella, Agnellah, Agnelle, Agnese, Agnesse, Agneta, Agnetta, Agnettah, Agnola, Agnolah, Agot, Agota, Agote, Agoti, Agy, Agye |
| Agnese | Spanish form of Agnes pure |
| Agneshika | A small flame of holy fire. |
| Agnessa | A name meaning pure and holy. |
| AGNETA | A name meaning pure and chaste. |
| Agnete | A name meaning pure and holy. |
| Agney | Born of the fire element |
| Agneyi | Daughter of Fire |
| Agnibha | Shining like fire/gold |
| Agnibhav | Born from Lord Agni |
| Agnidurga | Goddess of sacred fire |
| Agnije | Daughter of agni, draupadi |
| Agnijita | One who has conquered fire. |
| Agnijwaala | One who is poignant like fire, It signifies fire |
| Agnijwala | One who is poignant like fire, It signifies fire |
| Agnika | A name meaning born of fire. |
| Agnikaa | Daughter of Fire; Born from the Fire |
| Agnim | A Precious Stone |
| Agnimani | A jewel made of pure fire. |
| Agnimukhi | One having a fiery face. |
| Agninayan | One who has firelike eyes. |
| Agniprabha | The luster of fire |
| Agnireta | The source of all cosmic fire. |
| Agnisa | Belongs to Fire; Part of Fire |
| Agnisha | Belongs to Fire; Part of Fire |
| Agnishekhar | One crowned with bright fire. |
| Agnishikha | The flame of the sacred fire. |
| Agnisikha | A pointed tip of a fire flame. |
| Agnivardhini | Increasing Fire |