| Abbasuddin | Servant of the great Abbas |
| Abbobaker | Servant of the great, powerful, or noble one |
| Abbubakar | Servant of the great, powerful, or noble one |
| Abbuzer | Servant of the powerful or noble one |
| Abd al Bari | Servant of Allah |
| Abd Alala | Servant of the exalted or sublime one |
| Abdalah | Servant of God, or noble |
| AbdAlala | Servant of the exalted or sublime one |
| AbdalAti | Servant of the noble or exalted one |
| AbdalAziz | Servant of the powerful or mighty one |
| AbdAlBari | Servant of the noble or exalted one |
| AbdalHadi | Servant of the wise or knowledgeable one |
| AbdalHakim | Servant of the wise or knowledgeable one |
| AbdalHalim | Servant of the obedient or faithful one |
| AbdalHamid | Servant of the praised or glorified one |
| AbdalJabir | Servant of the noble or exalted one |
| AbdalKadir | Servant of the powerful or mighty one |
| AbdalKarim | Servant of the noble or exalted one |
| AbdalLafif | Servant of the generous or charitable one |
| AbdalMajid | Servant of the glorious or majestic one |
| AbdalMalik | Servant of the king or ruler |
| AbdAlMatin | Servant of the noble or exalted one |
| AbdalMufi | Servant of the one who brings good fortune |
| AbdAlQadir | Servant of the powerful and victorious one |
| AbdalRahim | Servant of the compassionate one |
| AbdalRauf | Servant of the one who brings relief |
| AbdalRaziq | Servant of the one who provides sustenance |
| AbdalSalam | Servant of the peace |
| AbdalWahab | Servant of the generous one |
| Awar | From the tribe of Awari |
| Awb | From the tribe of Awb |
| Awbi | From the tribe of Awbi |
| Awej | From the tribe of Awej |
| Awlaki | From the tribe of Awlaki |
| Awwalan | Derived from the Arabic word 'awwal', meaning 'first' or 'original' |
| Ayab | Means 'gift' or 'blessing' in Arabic |
| Ayad | Derived from the Arabic word 'ayyad', meaning 'helper' or 'assistant' |
| Ayaf | Means 'gift' or 'blessing' in Arabic |
| Ayaiyaz | Derived from the Arabic name 'Ayaz', meaning 'gift' or 'blessing' |
| Ayasuddin | Derived from the Arabic name 'Asya', meaning 'blessed' or 'fortunate' |