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Breton Names that Start With A

Updated October 2026

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There are 12 Breton names that start with the letter A for boys and girls, including Alara, Anaelle, Amael, Adenora, Awen, Avénie, Arvor, Alwena, Alwenna, Annic, Azenor, and Annick.

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Alara
Armenian, Turkish, Persian, Breton
"water fairy; all-powerful ruler; the chosen"
The name of a beautiful water fairy in Turkish mythology, who has the power to grant wishes and mend broken hearts. Also used in Armenia, it is currently a fast rising choice in England and Wales…
Anaelle
Breton form of Anna
"grace"
Also spelled Anael, this offers a new spin on an old standard. Or even a couple of old standards, if you count Annabelle.
Amael
Breton, French, Hebrew, “chieftain; grace and favor of God"
Typically spelled as Amaël, this name can be a variation of the popular Breton name, Maël, which ranks in the Top 10 in France. Amaël itself entered the French Top 500 in 2021, and ranked at #337 in…
Adenora
Variation of Éléonore, Bretton, French
A rare Breton form of Éléonore, Adenora may appeal as an alternative to Adeline, Aurora, and Eleanor. With nicknames Addie and Nora, it makes a distinctive yet familiar option that has never ranked…
Awen
Breton, Welsh
"muse, inspiration"
The Welsh and Breton word for the artistic muse or inspiration, Awen is a subtly magical feeling choice, connected to poetry and creativity. Given to a handful of babies most years in Wales, it is…
Avénie
French form of Awen, Breton, Welsh
"muse, inspiration"
A melodic and poetic choice, derived from Awen, a Welsh and Breton name, associated with the artistic muse and inspiration. Borne by a 9th century saint (and sister to Saint Benoît of Massérac),…
Arvor
Breton, Cornish
"forest, woodland; coast, coastland"
Arvor is an intriguing choice with two possible meanings. From Celtic and Breton, it means "woodland, forest, trees" and may be a cognate of Arbor from Cornish, however, it translates to "coast" or…
Alwena
Welsh, Breton
"white brow; nourishing; bright, light"
Like Alwen, but with an extra feminine frill. Alwen itself is of obscure origin but possible meanings include: "white brow" (from the Welsh ael and gwen ; "white footstep" as an alternative to Olwen;…
Alwenna
Variation of Alwena, Welsh, Breton, English
"white brow, nourishing; light, bright; elf joy"
A variation of Alwen and Alwena that helps to avoid it being said as al-WEE-na, Alwenna is an earthy and warm feeling choice. The exact etymology of the name is obscure, but theories include that it…
Annic
French and German form of Breton Annaig
"grace"
Also spelled as Annick, this French name is a succinct form of the Breton Annaig, itself a diminutive of classic Anna. It was popular in the 1930s and 40s in France, though never as popular as…
Azenor
Breton form of Elinor or Helen
"light"
One way to spin grandma Helen or Ellen's name off the beaten track. The legendary Azenor was a tragic 6th century Breton princess who was mother to a saint. This personage also may be known as Senara.
Annick
Breton, “grace”
Originating as a Breton diminutive of Anne, Annick has a long history of use as a standalone name in its native region of Brittany and elsewhere. It was a Top 100 name in France from 1929 to 1970,…

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