Animal Names for Girls

Amajesty

Amaka

Amalah

A relative of Amelia and an ancestor of Millicent, Amalaswintha is a Gothic and Germanic name, also written as Amalaswinþa. Derived from the elements amal and swind meaning "work" and "strength", this industrious name was borne by an Ostrogothic queen in the 6th-century.

Amalaswintha

Amaleigh

Part Amalia, part Winifred, part Frederika, Amalfrida is an Old Germanic name, combining the elements amal and fridu, to give the charming meaning, "noble peace". With a hint of historical fantasy about it, it could make a memorable choice, but with grounding nicknames Molly, Mallie, Freddie, Alfie, Frida, and Ami.
 
Borne by a fifth century queen of the Vandals, other forms of the name include Amalfried and Amalfrieda, along with masculine form, Amalfrid.

Amalfrida

Amalin

Amamda

Amand

Amandajean

Amandajo

Amandaleigh

Amandalynn

Amandamarie

Amandarae

Amandarose

Amandeep

An elaborate from of 80s favorite Amanda, this form is most familiar among Portuguese speakers. Derived from the Latin amanda meaning "lovable, worthy of love", this variation may feel slightly fresher than the less elaborate form.

Amandia

Amando

Amandra

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