| Astrita | Someone who is unconquerable. |
| Asurari | The enemy of the demons. |
| Asvajit | One who conquers the horses. |
| Asvapati | Lord of horses or master of steeds. |
| Asvarya | One who possesses great wealth or power. |
| Atanari | A person who is always on the move. |
| Atavika | One who dwells within the deep forest. |
| Atervan | A wise priest or a sacred fire keeper. |
| Athmaram | One who finds joy within the soul. |
| Atibhava | One who transcends worldly existence. |
| Aticanda | A person of extremely fierce nature. |
| Atiloma | One who has very fine or soft hair. |
| Atiratra | A ritual lasting through the night. |
| Atisanda | One who is extremely peaceful |
| Atisena | Possessing a powerful army |
| Atmabhava | The nature of the inner self |
| Atmarana | Finding joy within the soul |
| Atmavira | A hero of the inner spirit |
| Aukthya | Related to sacred utterances |
| Aulatmaja | Born from a noble lineage |
| Aunuttama | One who is truly supreme |
| Autathya | Descendant of the wise sage |
| Avachat | One who speaks with clarity |
| Avachin | One who is modern or recent. |
| Avagaha | Deep immersion or penetration. |
| Avajaya | A victory or a conquest made. |
| Avantas | One who is endless or infinite. |
| Avasthya | Situated in a specific state. |
| Avataran | The act of divine descent. |
| Avatsara | A specific period of one year. |
| Avidanta | One who lacks any ignorance. |
| Avikala | Something whole and complete. |
| Aviklava | One who remains courageous. |
| Aviksipa | One who is never distracted. |
| Avilasa | A person without any vanity. |
| Aviraga | One who is free from passion. |
| Avitsit | One who is never defeated. |
| Ayodhana | A brave warrior in battle. |
| Ayuja | One who is born uniquely. |
| Ayutajit | Conqueror of many thousands. |