Female names

The Aisa is a female name of Hungarian origin. It means lip (in Hungarian: "ajak"). Synonym name: Ajsa.

The Ajándék is an old female name of Hungarian origin. It means the gift of God which pleases (in Hungarian: "Isten örömet szerző ajándéka"). It was prevalent name in the ages of Árpád.
Its male pair: Ajándok.

The Ajnácska is a female name of Hungarian origin. It means fondled, girl wings an arrow (in Hungarian: "dédelgetett, nyilazó lány").

The Ajsa is a female name of Hungarian origin. It means lip (in Hungarian: "ajak"). Synonym name: Aisa.

The Alma is a female name of Hungarian origin. It means apple, alimentary (in Hungarian: "alma, tápláló").

The Anikó female name derives from the nickname of Anna in Transylvania. Synonym names: Anda, Anett, Anetta, Aniella, Anina, Anita, Anna, Nanetta, Panna.

The Ankisza is the other from of Enéh. Enéh or Ankisza was the wife of Nimród, mother of Hunor and Magor in 8000 BC.

The Apolka was made by Kálmán Mikszáth.

The Aporka female name is the female pair of the Apor male name.

The Aranka is a female name of Hungarian origin. It is the diminutivy form of the gold (in Hungarian: "arany") word.

The Arany is a Hungarian name. It means gold (in Hungarian: "arany").

The Aranyos is a Hungarian female name. It means goldy, goldsmith (in Hungarian: aranyos, aranyműves). Its male pair: Arany.

The Arika is a name of Hungarian origin. It probably is the form of the Aranka.

The Avarka is the female pair of Avar male name. It means Avar (in Hungarian: "avar származású").