| Alecto | The one who never ceases |
| Aleczander | Defend; to help; helper of mankind |
| Aleid | Graceful and noble |
| Aleix | To defend; to help |
| Aleixo | Defender of man |
| Aleksan | Defend; to help; helper of mankind |
| Aleksandar | Defender of the people |
| Aleksandras | Defend; to help; helper of mankind |
| Aleksanteri | Defender of man |
| Aleph | The first letter of the Hebrew alphabet, symbolizing unity, infinity, and the beginning of creation. |
| Alessio | Derived from the Latin name 'Alexius,' meaning defender of the people or protector of humanity. |
| Alexandr | A defender of all mankind. |
| Alexandreus | Derived from Greek 'Alexandros', meaning defender of the people, or protector of the land. |
| Alexanndra | A helper and defender of mankind |
| Alexian | To defend; to help |
| Alexios | Defender of the people, protector, or helper of humanity, derived from Greek words 'alexein' and 'ios'. |
| Alexiss | Defender of mankind |
| Alexx | A helper and defender of mankind |
| Alexxander | A helper and defender of mankind |
| Alexxandra | A helper and defender of mankind |
| Alexxandria | A helper and defender of mankind |
| Alexxis | Defender of mankind |
| Alfhild | Battle of elves |
| Alica | A woman of noble character. |
| Aliccia | A noble and kindhearted person. |
| Alicio | Noble; graceful |
| Alii | The highest; greatest; excellent; noble |
| Aliisa | A name meaning noble and exalted. |
| Alikanderix | Alexander, derived from Greek 'alexein' meaning 'defender' or 'protector', with suffix '-rix' indicating a derivative or variant. |
| Alissha | Protected by the divine spirit. |
| Alisson | Nobility; truthful |
| Alisya | One who is of a noble character. |
| Alixander | Defend; to help; helper of mankind |
| Alizza | A name meaning joy and delight. |
| Allaina | A beautiful and dear maiden. |
| Allani | As the orange tree |
| Allar | A name meaning noble strength. |
| Allecia | Derived from the Latin 'allelia,' meaning 'joy' or 'rejoice,' often associated with Easter celebrations. |
| Allegro | Italian for 'cheerful' or 'lively', often used in music to indicate a fast and energetic tempo. |
| Allex | A helper; defender of mankind |