| Arrianna | Resembling silver; one who is holy |
| Arric | A noble and powerful ruler. |
| Arriel | A lion of God or messenger. |
| Arriell | God is my light and strength. |
| Arrington | English surname derived from Old English 'ær' meaning 'noble' and 'tun' meaning 'settlement' or 'town'. |
| Arrow | Symbol of swiftness, precision, and power, often associated with hunting and archery skills. |
| Arsenios | Derived from the Greek name 'Arsenios', meaning 'manly' or 'masculine', possibly related to the word 'arsenikos', meaning 'male'. |
| Arseniusz | Derived from the Greek name Arsenios, meaning 'bear' or 'manly', with possible connotations of strength and courage. |
| Arseniy | Artemy is derived from the Greek name Artemios, meaning 'safe' or 'protected by Artemis'. |
| Arshaluys | I couldn't find any information on the name 'arshaluys'. |
| Artem | Artem means 'safe' or 'protected' in Greek, derived from the word 'artemos', meaning 'safe place'. |
| Artemio | Artemio is a masculine given name derived from the Greek name Artemios, meaning 'sacred, pure, and virtuous'. |
| Arther | A noble and courageous man. |
| Artin | Short form of Martin, derived from Latin 'martinus,' meaning 'warlike' or 'dedicated to Mars'. |
| Artoun | Artoun is an Armenian name meaning 'lion' or 'bringer of light', symbolizing strength and courage. |
| Arttu | Arttu is a Finnish name meaning 'bear' or 'strong as a bear', symbolizing strength and courage. |
| Artyom | One who is healthy and safe. |
| Arvo | Afternoon in Finnish, also used as a colloquial term for the late afternoon or early evening. |
| Asael | God has made or God has created, a name of Hebrew origin with biblical roots. |
| Asafa | Asafa means 'strong and powerful' in Yoruba, a language spoken in Nigeria and other parts of West Africa. |
| Asani | Asani means 'blessed' or 'fortunate' in Swahili, a Bantu language spoken in East Africa. |
| Asaya | One who is a healer of souls. |
| Ascher | A name meaning happy or blessed. |
| 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. |
| Ashantii | African tribe name |
| Ashleey | From the meadow of ash trees |
| Ashlei | A form of ashley |
| Ashlley | From the meadow of ash trees |
| Ashlly | From the meadow of ash trees |
| Ashtynn | From the ash-tree town |
| Ashworth | Place of ash trees, likely derived from Old English 'æsc' meaning ash tree and 'worth' meaning enclosure or settlement. |
| Asiah | A name meaning one who heals. |
| Asier | Easier is not a given name, it's an adjective meaning less difficult or requiring less effort. |
| Aslog | Woman engaged to god |
| Assia | Resurrection; the rising sun;raised moses |
| Astor | One who is like a bright hawk. |
| Asyat | A person who is very generous. |
| Ataman | A high-ranking military commander or leader in Eastern European and Asian cultures, particularly in Cossack and Mongol traditions. |
| Athana | A name meaning to be eloquent. |