| Allijah | God of my people |
| Allisson | Woman of the nobility; truthful; having high moral character |
| Allivia | Amazing black hair and blue eyes |
| Allonzo | Prepared for battle; eager and ready |
| Allouette | French diminutive form of 'alouette,' meaning 'lark,' a type of small bird. |
| Allovera | One who is truthful and honest. |
| Allysa | A noble and kindhearted soul. |
| Allysia | A noble and kind person. |
| Allysse | Of a noble and kind nature. |
| Allyssia | One who is noble and kind. |
| Allysson | Nobility; truthful; having high moral character |
| Almanzo | Almanzo is a surname of German origin, meaning 'all men' or 'all people'. |
| Almudena | Derived from the cathedral. |
| Almus | Pine tree, derived from Latin, often associated with strength, resilience, and longevity. |
| Alner | Alner is a surname of English origin, possibly derived from the Old English words 'æl' meaning 'elf' and 'ner' meaning 'noble'. |
| Aloisio | Well-known fighter |
| Alojz | Alojz is a variant of Alois, derived from the Germanic name Adalwulf, meaning 'noble wolf'. |
| Alojzy | Well-known fighter |
| Alp | A brave and heroic warrior. |
| Alper | Noble; bright; famous |
| Alpertti | Aristocratic and bright |
| Alphaeus | Alphaeus means 'defender of the people' or 'protector of the people', derived from Greek roots. |
| Alphie | A wise and noble counselor. |
| Alt | One who is high or elevated. |
| Alto | High or tall, derived from Italian, often used in music to describe a vocal range. |
| Alucard | Alucard is a fictional name derived from 'Dracula' spelled backwards, implying a dark, vampiric character. |
| Alvary | Alvary is a variant of Alfred, derived from Old English 'elf counsel' or 'wise in counsel'. |
| Alvon | An old name meaning a noble friend. |
| Alyshia | A form of alicia |
| Alysson | Nobility; truthful; having high moral character |
| Am | A name meaning the light of the day. |
| Amaani | Peaceful; one with wishes and dreams |
| Amadour | Amaudour or Amadour is a French name meaning 'lover of God' or 'devoted to God'. |
| Amaliya | A name meaning work or industrious. |
| Amalric | Derived from the Germanic name Amalrich, meaning 'work ruler' or 'ruler of the people'. |
| Amanii | One who is peaceful; one with wishes and dreams |
| Amannda | One who is much loved |
| Amanni | One who is peaceful; with wishes and dreams |
| Amaree | Having great strength; a builder |
| Amarra | One who will be forever beautiful |