Stay true to your heritage by considering Spanish girl names. There are so many options; however, if you have a liking for the letter A, you should consider looking at Spanish girl names starting with the first letter of the alphabet.
Most Spanish names have a meaning to them that is used to describe the personality of the baby. Some parents will wait to meet their baby before naming her, while others will choose a name with a personality that they hope their baby will have.
Arianne, for example, generally has a dynamic, energetic personality. She is always on the move and can be hot-tempered, but she has good morals and is surprisingly intuitive. Ana generally means cunning and untameable and is a great name for a lively, curious baby, while Alejandra is generally reserved for more introverted babies.
If you’re thinking of naming your baby after a beloved family member, you might also want to check out the meaning behind the name to see whether it resonates with you and matches your baby.
Browse through our list of Spanish girl names starting with A to find something that you like. We have some names that are more common and others that are a bit more exotic.
Abigeal
Meaning: The father’s rejoice
Origin: Spanish, Biblical
Abrienda
Meaning: The opening or the inauguration
Origin: Spanish
Acacia
Meaning: Thorny tree
Origin: Spanish
Acela
Meaning: A flower from the God or the ash tree
Origin: Spanish, Latin
Acha
Meaning: The holly bushes or plants
Origin: Spanish
Adalira
Meaning: A kind person, noble
Origin: Spanish
Addolorata
Meaning: Our Lady of the sorrows or grief; Virgin Mary
Origin: Spanish
Adoncia
Meaning: A sweet girl, Sweet like honey
Origin: Spanish
Adoracion
Meaning: An act of religious worship
Origin: Spanish
Adriana
Meaning: Dark
Origin: Spanish
Aelger
Meaning: A bright or merry person
Origin: Spanish
Aelina
Meaning: Bright shining light, a torch
Origin: Spanish
Ahovira
Meaning: In a while, later
Origin: Spanish
Ahvana
Meaning: The capital city of Cuba
Origin: Spanish
Aidia
Meaning: Help
Origin: Spanish
Aimon
Meaning: Homebody
Origin: Spanish
Aixa
Meaning: Alive, she lives
Origin: Spanish, Hebrew
Alatea
Meaning: Truth
Origin: Spanish
Alexandra
Meaning: Helper and defender of mankind
Origin: Greek
Allegria
Meaning: Happiness, pleasure, cheerfulness
Origin: Spanish
Alondra
Meaning: A bird
Origin: Spanish
Alta
Meaning: A exalted and elevated majestic grace of Mary, the mother of Jesus
Origin: Spanish
Amanda
Meaning: Worthy to be loved
Origin: Spanish
Amara
Meaning: Eternally beautiful
Origin: Spanish
Amata
Meaning: The one meant for love and is immortal just like state of nirvana experienced by Buddha
Origin: Spanish
Amaya
Meaning: Night rain
Origin: Spanish
Amelia
Meaning: Hard working
Origin: Spanish
Aminda
Meaning: They are protector of mankind who are loved by all
Origin: Spanish
An
Meaning: The one who is gracious and satisfying
Origin: Spanish
Ana
Meaning: Gracious
Origin: Hebrew
Anahi
Meaning: One form of word for maize in Carib
Origin: Spanish
Analilia
Meaning: The gracious one who always thinks about others
Origin: Spanish
Andeana
Meaning: Leaving
Origin: Spanish
Angelina
Meaning: Messenger of God
Origin: Spanish
Annestas
Meaning: Resurrection
Origin: Spanish
Antonina
Meaning: The one who is worthy of praise and is priceless
Origin: Spanish
Arabella
Meaning: Beautiful lion
Origin: Spanish
Araceli
Meaning: A name derived from heaven
Origin: Spanish
Aracelia
Meaning: An altar formed in heaven
Origin: Spanish
Arama
Meaning: Another name of Virgin Mary
Origin: Spanish
Araseli
Meaning: A wonderful treasure
Origin: Spanish
Arcadia
Meaning: The one who is very simple and happy
Origin: Spanish
Argentina
Meaning: Silver; Derived from Latin word Argentum
Origin: Spanish
Arianne
Meaning: Holy
Origin: Greek
Ascencion
Meaning: Little Noble one
Origin: Spanish
Asuncion
Meaning: A variation of the name Asuncion
Origin: Spanish
Atalaya
Meaning: Guardtower
Origin: Spanish
Atanasia
Meaning: Immortal
Origin: Spanish
Aureliana
Meaning: Golden, unique and creative individuals
Origin: Spanish
Aurora
Meaning: Sunrise
Origin: Spanish
