| Aliccia | A noble and kindhearted person. |
| Allysia | A noble and kind person. |
| Almasa | A precious diamond stone. |
| Almeeria | Aristrocratic Lady |
| Alvon | An old name meaning a noble friend. |
| Amaani | Peaceful; one with wishes and dreams |
| Amalillah | Hope with allah |
| Amanii | One who is peaceful; one with wishes and dreams |
| Amarat | A name meaning eternal or immortal. |
| Amayu | A name meaning a path of the soul. |
| Amiduddawlah | Support of the state |
| Amin Ameen | Faithful; trustworthy |
| Anakaren | A combination of Anna and Karen. |
| Anatoly | Anatoly means 'God is my protector' or 'God will protect' in Russian, derived from Hebrew name Anatoli. |
| Andon | Greek name meaning 'to shine' or 'to light', often associated with the Greek word for dawn. |
| Andrius | A Lithuanian name meaning manly. |
| Andros | A Greek name meaning a man. |
| Angellia | Meaning a divine messenger. |
| Anosha | One who brings happiness |
| Antidote | A remedy against poison |
| Anveshna | A search for knowledge |
| Aqeeq | A stone of deep red color. |
| Arabian | From the Arabic word 'arab', meaning 'nomadic' or 'desert-dwelling', referring to the Arabian Peninsula and its people. |
| Araysh | Shadower; Overshadower |
| Arfaa | High status or sublime rank |
| Arfia | Someone Coming For Protection |
| Argyris | Greek name meaning 'silver' or 'shining', derived from the word 'argyros' meaning silver. |
| Arius | Derived from Latin, meaning 'gold' or 'golden', often associated with wealth and nobility. |
| Armeen | A character in Shahnameh |
| Artin | Short form of Martin, derived from Latin 'martinus,' meaning 'warlike' or 'dedicated to Mars'. |
| Asael | God has made or God has created, a name of Hebrew origin with biblical roots. |
| Asdrubal | Asdrubal means 'servant of the lord' or 'servant of the gods' in Aramaic and Hebrew. |
| Ashal | Ashal is a variant of Asha, meaning 'hope' or 'life' in Sanskrit and Hindi languages. |
| Ashil | Good descendant; Time between Asar and Maghrib |
| Asker | A name meaning a brave soldier. |
| Asyhab | Someone with a reddishwhite hue. |
| Asyur | 10th day of Muharam |
| Ata ataa | A gift or a divine blessing. |
| Atilla | Attila means 'little father' or 'father of the people' in Hungarian, derived from the name Attila, a 5th-century king. |
| Atiyah | A gift or a present from God. |