Animal Names for Girls

Aidia

Aidrianna

Aidsa

Aieshia

Also appearing as Äigerım, Aigerım, and more rarely, Aygerim, Aigerim is a evocative Kazakh name, created by the poet Abai Qunanbiuly as an affectionate nickname for his wife Shukiman back in the 19th century. It combines the elements ay and karāma, meaning "moon" and "wonder, noble, miracle, generous" respectively. 
 
Used predominantly in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, it was particularly popular back in the 90s and early 2000s, when it ranked in the Kazakh Top 100 (in multiple different forms). Notable bearers include poet Aigerim Tazhi, footballer Aigerim Aitymova, and human rights activist Aigerim Seitenova.

Aigerim

Aigne

Aigner

Aijalon

Aijha

Also spelled Ekaterini, this variation of classic Katherine is fun and distinctive.

Aikaterini

Aikol

Ailahni

Ailaina

A unisex Chinese name with two nature related meanings: "love orchid" or "friendly, lush mountain mist". The floral character combination is notably used for girls, and appears in the novel Lady Tan's Circle of Women by Lisa See.
 
Ailan may occasionally be used as an alternative to Ailani, Aileen, or Aylin (meaning "high chief", "shining light" and "of the moon" respectively).