| Algar | An elf spear or noble spear |
| Alger | Derived from the Old English for elf spear. |
| Almund | Defender of the temple |
| Alodia | Wealthy or prosperous heritage. |
| Alodie | A name meaning rich and healthy. |
| Alwalda | A ruler of all the people. |
| Amaethon | God of agriculture |
| Amnisty | A pardon for political offenses. |
| Anbidian | A person who is beloved |
| Ancenned | An ancient name meaning born of fire. |
| Andettan | A small and graceful gift |
| Andsaca | One who is a brave adversary. |
| Andsware | Meaning a bold, brave answer. |
| Andswarian | One who gives brave replies. |
| Andswaru | Meaning a strong, firm answer. |
| Andweard | Meaning a brave, firm guardian. |
| Andwearde | Old English for present or facing. |
| Andwyrdan | Old English term meaning to answer. |
| Anfeald | A person who is very sincere |
| Anhaga | A name meaning a solitary wanderer. |
| Anlicnes | A person of noble character. |
| Anlienisse | One who brings gentle peace. |
| Ann | Blessed with grace; Grace; Graceful; Merciful; Name of a king; Prayer; Priceless; Variant of Hebrew Hannah. Favor. Grace.; A variant of Hannah introduced to Britain in the 13th century, made popular in the 14th century by the cult of St Anne. The form of |
| Anwealda | One who rules or governs. |
| Archerd | One who is a skilled archer. |
| Ardith | A name meaning a blooming meadow. |
| Arian | Derived from the Welsh word for silver. |
| Arianrod | Welsh name meaning silver wheel lady. |
| Arlice | A variation of a noble pledge. |
| Arlys | A noble and honorable person. |
| Arlyss | One who is noble and truthful. |
| Artair | A name meaning bear of the stone. |
| Arth | A Welsh name meaning noble bear. |
| Arthw | A seeker of meaningful truth. |
| Arwyroe | A name meaning noble hero. |
| Ashley | Ash wood; From The Ash Tree; From the ash tree grove: Meadow of ash trees. An English surname.; Dwells at the ash tree meadow; Lives in the ash tree grove; Lives in the ash tree grove. Derived from a surname and place name based on the Old English word fo |
| Astyrian | One from the city of stars. |
| Atelic | Lacking a specific final goal. |
| Athelstan | A noble and royal stone. |
| Atol | Someone who is beyond comparison. |