| Ankamma | A divine motherly figure. |
| Ankana | One who bears a sacred sign. |
| Ankara | A city of strength and hope. |
| Ankareeda | Night Star; Graceful; Shining |
| Ankayarkanni | Conquered; A Signet; Symbol |
| ANKE | Dutch form of Anne (graceful) |
| Ankee | A bright and shining spirit. |
| Ankeesha | Derived from Ank |
| Ankey | Beauty; Talent; Love |
| Ankhi | One with deep, soulful eyes. |
| Anki | Dutch form of Anne. |
| Ankila | Derived from Ank |
| Ankima | Derived from Ank |
| Ankina | Derived from Ank |
| ANKINE | A name meaning graceful or kind. |
| Ankini | Famous; Related to Number |
| Ankinini | A Number of Marks |
| Ankira | Loser, Follower |
| Ankisha | Goddess of number |
| Ankita | Conqueress; empress; one with auspicious marks; Conquered, a signet, symbol; Empress conqueress |
| Ankitha | With auspicious marks |
| Anklamma | Goddess with an Auspiciously Marked Body; Another Name for the Goddess Sheetaladevi |
| Ankni | A name meaning a small sweet song. |
| Ankolika | An embrace or a loving hug. |
| Ankshika | It’s derived from the root word - anksh that means a fraction. Ankshika means the fraction of the cosmos |
| Ankti | Repeat dance (Hopi) |
| Anku | A name meaning grace or favor. |
| Ankura | Sapling, Newborn, Offshoot |
| Ankushi | Self-possessed, A Jaina Goddess |
| Anlicnes | A person of noble character. |
| Anlienisse | One who brings gentle peace. |
| Anmar | A leader of the noble people. |
| Anmi | Dawn, Passionate, Precious, Illuminating, Sacred |
| Anmima | The glow of dawn |
| Anmisha | A person of beautiful spirit. |
| Anmiya | Anmiya is a Sanskrit name meaning 'peaceful' or 'tranquil', often associated with a calm and serene nature. |
| Anmoldeep | A light that is priceless. |
| Anmolika | One who is very precious. |
| Anmolvir | A brother who is precious. |
| Ann | Blessed with grace; Grace; Graceful; Merciful; Name of a king; Prayer; Priceless; Variant of Hebrew Hannah. Favor. Grace.; A variant of Hannah introduced to Britain in the 13th century, made popular in the 14th century by the cult of St Anne. The form of |