Baby Boy Names beginning with A
From Aaron to Azzan and everything in between, hundreds of baby boy names starting with the letter A along with the meanings and origin of each name.
Baby Naming Tip – When you pick baby boy names, combine name you’re considering with your last name. Avoid names that are too similar to your last name, either in the spelling of most of it (example…Travis Davis) or rhyming names (like Mary Contrary).
The Top Boy Names and Unique Boy Names that start with A
| Aakarshan | Hindu | attraction |
| Aaron | Hebrew | Exalted. Aaron was the brother of Moses in the Bible. |
| Abaddon | Hebrew | Destruction. |
| Abba | Hebrew | A father. |
| Abban | Latin | White. |
| Abbas | Arabic | Stern. |
| Abbott | Old English | The father of the abbey. |
| Abdel | Arabic | servent |
| Abdiel | Hebrew | The servant of God. Faithful servant. |
| Abdieso | Persian | |
| Abdul | Arabic | The son of, or servant of. |
| Abdullah | Arabic | The servant of Allah. |
| Abe | Hebrew | Father of a multitude. |
| Abejundio | Spanish | relating to the abaje (bee) |
| Abel | Hebrew | A breath. A son of Adam and Eve in the Bible. |
| Abelard | Teutonic | Nobly resolute. |
| Abenzio | Celtic | |
| Abercio | Latin | |
| Abernethy | Scottish Gaelic | The mouth of the Nethy River. |
| Abhay | Hindu | a son of Dharma |
| Abhi | Hindu | |
| Abhijit | Hindu | a constellation dear to Hari |
| Abhinav | Hindu | |
| Abhishek | Hindu | |
| Abhorson | From Shakespeare’s play Measure for Measure. | |
| Abi | Turkish | An elder brother. |
| Abie | Hebrew | Breath, or the son of Adam and Eve in the Bible. |
| Abiel | Hebrew | God is the father. |
| Abijah | Hebrew | The Lord is my father. |
| Abir | Arabic/Hebrew | Arabic: The fragrant one. Hebrew: Strong. |
| Abisha | Hebrew | God’s gift. |
| Abner | Hebrew | Father of light. A biblical name. |
| Abraham | Hebrew | Father of a multitude. |
| Abram | High father. | |
| Abrasha | Hebrew | father |
| Absalom | Arabic | The father of peace. A son of David in the Bible. Also see Axel. |
| Abudemio | Assyrian | |
| Abundiantus | Latin | plentiful |
| Acacio | Hebrew | the Lord holds |
| Acario | Latin | ungrateful |
| Accursius | Latin | to hasten |
| Ace | Latin | Unity. |
| Acelin | French | Noble. |
| Achilles | Greek | A handsome figure in Greek mythology. |
| Achyuta | Hindu | a name of Vishnu |
| Ackerley | Old English | A dweller in the meadow. |
| Ackley | Old English | A dweller in the Oak tree meadow. |
| Acton | Old English | From the settlement with Oak trees. |
| Acuzio | Latin | sharp |
Ad through Ah
| Adair | Scottish Gaelic | From the Oak tree near the ford. |
| Adalardo | Celtic | noble |
| Adalgiso | Old German | noble hostage |
| Adalrico | Latin, Old German | noble, powerful and rich |
| Adam | Hebrew | A man of the red earth. According to the Bible, the first man. |
| Adar | Hebrew | Fire. |
| Addai | Hebrew | man of god |
| Addison | Old English | Son of Adam. A man of the red earth. |
| Addo | Teutonic, Hebrew | happy, ornament |
| Adeben | Ghanese | twelfth-born son |
| Adeipho | Greek | A brother. |
| Adel | Teutonic | Noble. |
| Adelais | Latin | noble |
| Adelard | Teutonic | Nobly resolute. |
| Adelbert | Old German | famous for nobility |
| Adelfried | Old German | who protects the descendants |
| Adelino | Old German | noble |
| Adelmo | Old German | noble protector |
| Adelphos | Greek | brother |
| Ademaro | Old German | glorious in battle |
| Aden | Arabic | Fiery one. |
| Adeodatus | Latin | given by God |
| Adhamh | Irish/Scottish | A man of the red earth. According to the Bible, the first man. |
| Adin | Hebrew | Sensual. |
| Adir | Hebrew | Noble, majestic. |
| Adiran | Latin | of the adriatic |
| Aditya | Hindu | lord of the sun |
| Adlai | Hebrew | My witness. A biblical name. |
| Adler | Teutonic | An eagle. A man of keen perception. |
| Adley | Hebrew | just |
| Admes | Greek | |
| Admon | Hebrew | red peony |
| Adnan | Arabic | The settler. |
| Adney | Old English | A dweller on the island. |
| Adolfo | Wolf. | |
| Adolph | Teutonic | Wolf. |
| Adon | Hebrew | The Lord. |
| Adoni | Aboriginal | The sunset. |
| Adonis | Greek | In mythology, the handsome youth loved by Venus. |
| Adony | Hungarian | |
| Adrastos | Greek | undaunted |
| Adrian | Latin | Dark, rich. |
| Adriel | Hebrew | From God’s congregation. |
| Aegeon | From Shakespeare’s play Comedy of Errors | |
| Aemilius | From Shakespeare’s play Titus Andronicus. | |
| Aeneas | Greek | The praised one. |
| Aeolus | Greek | In mythology, the ruler of the winds. |
| Aeron | Welsh | An unusual boy’s name. |
| Aetos | Greek | eagle |
| Afro | Latin | from Africa |
| Agabo | Hebrew | |
| Agamemnon | From Shakespeare’s play Troilus & Cressida. | |
| Agatone | Greek | good, kind |
| Agilard | Teutonic | Bright. |
| Agosto | Italian | Venerable, the exalted one. |
| Agrippa | From Shakespeare’s play Antony & Cleopatra. | |
| Agu | Nigerian | A leopard. |
| Agustin | Spanish | Venerable, the exalted one. |
| Ahab | Hebrew | An uncle. A king of Israel in the Bible. |
| Ahearn | Irish Gaelic | A horsekeeper, or a steward. |
| Ahmed | Arabic | Most highly praised. |
| Ahmik | Hebrew | strength of gods flock |
| Ahren | Teutonic | An eagle. |
Ai through Ak
| Aidan | Irish Gaelic | The little fiery one. |
| Aiken | Old English | Little Adam. |
| Ailen | Old English | made of oak |
| Aimery | Teutonic | industrious ruler |
| Aimon | French from Teutonic | A house. |
| Aindreas | Scottish | Scottish Gaelic form of Andrew. Manly, courageous. |
| Ainsley | Old English/Scottish | A meadow or clearing. Also a unisex name. |
| Aitan | Hebrew, African | fights of possession |
| Ajani | Nigerian | The victor. |
| Ajatashatru | Hindu | a name of Vishnu |
| Ajax | Greek | The legendary hero of the Trojan War. |
| Ajayi | Yoruban, Nigerian | born face-down |
| Ajit | Hindu | |
| Ajitabh | Hindu | |
| Akaash | Hindu | sky |
| Akama | Aboriginal | A whale. |
| Akando | Native American | ambush |
| Akbar | Arabic | Great. |
| Akello | Ugandan | I have bought |
| Akil | Arabic | Intelligent. |
| Akim | Russian | Russian form of Joachim. Established by God. |
| Akira | Japanese | Intelligent. |
| Akiva | Hebrew | The supplanter. |
| Akiyama | Japanese | The autumn, and mountain. |
| Akram | Arabic | Generous, noble. |
| Aksel | Norwegian | The father of peace. A form of Absalom. |
| Akshay | Hindu | name of a God |
Boy Names Beginning with the letters Al
| Al | Irish and Scottish Gaelic | Handsome. |
| Aladdin | Arabic | A servant of Allah. |
| Alan | Irish and Scottish Gaelic | Handsome. |
| Aland | English | bright as the sun |
| Alarbus | From Shakespeare’s play Titus Andronicus. | |
| Alard | Teutonic | A noble ruler. |
| Alaric | Teutonic | The ruler of all. |
| Alasdair | Scottish | Protector of men. |
| Alastair | Scottish | Protector of men. |
| Alban | Latin | Fair complexioned. A saint’s name. |
| Alber | Teutonic | A quick mind. |
| Alberich | Teutonic | The king of the dwarfs in German legend. |
| Albern | Old English | A noble warrior. |
| Albert | Teutonic | Noble, bright. |
| Albin | Latin | Fair complexioned. A saint’s name. |
| Albion | Latin | White. Also an old name for England. |
| Alcander | Greek | strong |
| Alcibiades | From Shakespeare’s play Timon of Athens. | |
| Alcott | Old English | From the stone cottage. |
| Alden | Old English | An old, wise friend. |
| Alder | Old English | The Alder tree. |
| Alderney | English | One of the Channel Isles. |
| Aldous | Teutonic | Old, wise or great. |
| Aldred | Old English | A great counsellor. |
| Aldrich | Old English | An old, wise ruler. |
| Aldridge | Old English | From the Alder tree ridge. |
| Aldwin | Old English | An old, wise friend. |
| Aldwyn | Old English | An old, wise friend. |
| Alec | Greek | The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders. |
| Aled | Welsh | Offspring. |
| Alejandro | Spanish | The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders. |
| Aleron | Latin | An eagle. |
| Aleser | Arabic | lion |
| Alessandro | Italian | The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders. |
| Alex | The defender, or helper of mankind. A form of Alexander, but also used as an independent name. | |
| Alexander | Greek | Protector of men. |
| Alexas | From Shakespeare’s play Antony & Cleopatra. | |
| Alexis | Greek | The protector and helper of mankind. A boy or girl’s name. |
| Alfons | German | Noble and ready. |
| Alfonso | Teutonic | Noble and ready. |
| Alford | Old English | From the old ford. |
| Alfred | Old English | Counsellor. |
| Alger | Old English | A noble spearman. |
| Algernon | French | With whiskers, bearded. |
| Algren | unknown | |
| Ali | Arabic | Exalted, or noble. A boy or girl’s name. |
| Alika | Polynesian | The defender of mankind. |
| Alim | Arabic | wise, learned |
| Alison | Old English | The light of the sun. A boy or girl’s name. |
| Alistair | Scottish | The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders. |
| Alister | Greek | The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders. |
| Allambee | Aboriginal | A quiet resting-place. |
| Allan | Irish and Scottish Gaelic | Harmony, or the cheerful handsome one. |
| Allard | Old English | Sacred, brave. |
| Allen | Irish and Scottish Gaelic | Handsome. |
| Alleyne | Irish and Scottish Gaelic | Harmony, or the cheerful handsome one. |
| Allighiero | Italian | A noble spear. |
| Allister | Scottish | The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders. |
| Almo | Old English | Noble and famous. |
| Almon | Hebrew | Forsaken. |
| Alok | Hindu | |
| Alonso | Spanish | Noble and ready. |
| Aloysius | Teutonic | A famous warrior. |
| Alphonse | Old German | noble estate, eager |
| Alphonso | Teutonic | Noble and ready. |
| Alric | German | A ruler. |
| Alroy | Irish Gaelic | A redheaded boy. |
| Alston | Old English | From the old place. |
| Altair | Arabic, Greek | bird, star |
| Altman | Teutonic | An old wise man. |
| Alun | Welsh | Harmony, or the cheerful handsome one. |
| Alvah | Hebrew | The exalted one. |
| Alvin | Teutonic | Noble friend. |
| Alvis | Old Norse | All wise. |
| Alwan | Teutonic | A noble friend. |
| Alwin | Teutonic | Beloved by all. |
| Alwyn | Teutonic | A noble friend. |
Am through An
| Amadeus | Latin | Love of God. |
| Amadi | Nigerian | general rejoicing, seemed destined to die at |
| Amado | Latin | loving deity |
| Amador | Spanish | lover |
| Amal | Arabic/Hebrew | Arabic: Hope. Hebrew: Work or labour. |
| Amar | Hindu | forever |
| Amaro | Portuguese | Dark, like a Moor. |
| Amaroo | Aboriginal | A beautiful place. |
| Amato | Spanish | beloved |
| Ambar | Sanskrit | Of the sky. A boy or girl’s name. |
| Ambert | Teutonic | A bright, shining light. |
| Ambler | Old English | A stable-keeper. |
| Ambrose | Greek | Immortal. |
| Amery | Teutonic | Divine, or a famous ruler. |
| Amherst | English | place name |
| Amida | Japanese | The name of a Buddha. |
| Amiel | Hebrew | The Lord of my people. |
| Amiens | From Shakespeare’s play As You Like It. | |
| Amin | Arabic/Hebrew | Honest and trustworthy. |
| Amir | Arabic | Princely. |
| Amiri | Maori | The east wind. |
| Amirov | Hebrew | My people are great. |
| Amistad | Spanish | friendship |
| Amit | Hindu | endless |
| Amitabh | Hindu | |
| Amitava | Hindu | |
| Ammon | Egyptian | Hidden. The name of an ancient god. |
| Amol | Hindu | |
| Amon | Hebrew | Trustworthy. |
| Amory | Teutonic | Divine, or a famous ruler. |
| Amos | Hebrew | The bearer of burdens. The name of an Old Testament prophet. |
| Amrit | Sanskrit | The immortal one. |
| Amsden | Old English | From the valley of Ambrose. |
| Amul | Hindu | |
| Amulya | Hindu | priceless |
| Amund | Scandinavian | Divine protection. |
| Anand | Sanskrit | Joyful. |
| Anant | Hindu | |
| Anastasius | Greek | Resurrection, one who shall rise again. |
| Anatole | Greek | From the east. |
| Anay | Hindu | |
| Ancel | Teutonic | Godlike. |
| Anders | Scandinavian | Scandinavian form of Andrew. Manly, courageous. |
| Anderson | unknown | Son of Andrew |
| Andreus | Greek | son of river peneius |
| Andrew | Greek | Manly, courageous. |
| Androcles | Greek | A man, and glory. A figure from Roman legend. |
| Aneurin | Welsh | Truly golden. |
| Ang | Swedish | |
| Angada | Hindu | a son of Lakshmana |
| Angelo | Italian | An angel or saintly messenger. |
| Angus | Scottish Gaelic | Unique strength, outstanding. |
| Angwyn | Welsh | Very handsome. |
| Anieli | Greek | manly |
| Anil | Sanskrit | Of the wind. |
| Anirudhh | Hindu | |
| Anish | Hindu | |
| Aniston | ||
| Anjuman | Hindu | a party place (mehfil) |
| Anker | Greek | manly |
| Ankit | Hindu | |
| Ankur | Hindu | |
| Annan | Celtic | From the stream. |
| Anniruddha | Hindu | son of Pradyummna |
| Anno | Hebrew | Grace. The masculine form of Anne. |
| Anoke | Native American | The actor. |
| Anoki | Native American | an actor |
| Anoop | Hindu | incomparable, the best |
| Ansari | Arabic | A helper. |
| Anscom | Old English | A dweller in the secret valley. |
| Ansel | Old French | A nobleman’s follower. |
| Anselm | Teutonic | A divine helmet. The name of a saint. |
| Anshul | Hindu | |
| Anshuman | Hindu | |
| Ansley | Old English | From the hermitage clearing. |
| Anson | Old English | The son of Anne or Agnes. |
| Anstice | Russian from Greek | The resurrected one. A boy or girl’s name. |
| Antal | Latin | prince |
| Anthony | Latin | Worthy of praise. |
| Antigonus | From Shakespeare’s play Winter’s Tale. | |
| Antiochus | From Shakespeare’s play Pericles. | |
| Antipholus | From Shakespeare’s play Comedy of Errors. | |
| Anton | German | Worthy of praise. |
| Antoni | Polish | Worthy of praise. |
| Antonio | Italian/Spanish | Worthy of praise. |
| Anu | The king of the gods in Babylonian mythology. | |
| Anwar | Arabic | The bright one. |
| Anwell | Celtic | The beloved, dear one. |
| Anyon | Celtic | An anvil. |
Ap through Ar
| Apache | The name of a North American Indian tribe. | |
| Apari | Aboriginal | Father. |
| Apemantus | From Shakespeare’s play Timon of Athens. | |
| Apollo | Greek | A beautiful youth. The God of music, poetry and healing in Greek mythology. |
| Apostolos | Greek | |
| Aquila | Latin | Like an eagle. |
| Ara | Armenian/Latin | Armenian: Kingly. Latin: An altar. |
| Araluen | Aboriginal | The place of waterlilies. A boy or girl’s name. |
| Aram | Assyrian | high place |
| Aran | Hebrew | Active, nimble. |
| Arana | Polynesian | Polynesian form of Alan. Handsome. |
| Archard | Teutonic | Sacred and powerful. |
| Archer | Old English | A bowman. |
| Archibald | Teutonic | Very bold. |
| Archidamus | From Shakespeare’s play A Winter’s Tale. | |
| Archie | Very bold. | |
| Arden | Old English/Latin | Old English: A dwelling place. Latin: Ardent and sincere. A boy or girl’s name. |
| Ardley | Old English | From the meadow of the home-lover. |
| Ardolph | Old English | The wolf (a wanderer) who longs for home. |
| Ardon | Hebrew | bronze |
| Aren | Nigerian | eagle |
| Arend | Dutch | Dutch form of Arnold. |
| Ares | Greek | god of war |
| Argus | Greek | Watchful. A giant with a hundred eyes in Greek mythology. |
| Argyll | Scottish Gaelic | From the land of the Gaels. Also the name of a Scottish county. |
| Ari | Hebrew | A Lion. |
| Aric | Old English | A sacred ruler. |
| Aricin | Norwegian | the eternal kings son |
| Ariel | Hebrew | A lion of God. |
| Ariki | Polynesian | A chief. |
| Arion | A figure from Greek mythology. | |
| Aristedes | Greek | Descended from the best. |
| Aristo | Greek | best |
| Aristotle | Greek | A thinker. The name of a famous Greek philosopher. |
| Arizona | The name of a State in the USA. | |
| Arje | Dutch | Dutch form of Adrian. |
| Arjun | Sanskrit | The white one. |
| Arkin | Norwegian | the eternal king’s son |
| Arkwright | Old English | A carpenter. |
| Arland | Celtic | pledge |
| Arlen | Irish Gaelic | A pledge. |
| Arley | Old English | From the hare or stag meadow. |
| Arlo | Old English | From the protected town or hill. |
| Armand | French | Of the army. |
| Armande | French | Of the army. |
| Armando | Italian/Spanish | Of the army. |
| Armen | Armenian/Hebrew | Armenian: A man from Armenia. Hebrew: A castle. |
| Armon | Hebrew | castle |
| Armstrong | Old English | A strong-armed warrior. |
| Arnall | Teutonic | A gracious eagle. |
| Arnaud | Ruler of eagles. | |
| Arne | Dutch | Eagle. Dutch form of Arnold. |
| Arnett | French | A little eagle. |
| Arnie | Eagle. | |
| Arnold | Teutonic | Strong as an eagle. A name introduced to England by the Normans. |
| Arnon | Hebrew | rushing stream |
| Aron | Hebrew | Exalted. |
| Aronne | German/Italian | Exalted. |
| Aroon | Thai | Of the dawn. |
| Arpiar | Armenian | sunny |
| Arran | The name of a Scottish island. A boy or girl’s name. | |
| Arsen | Greek | strong |
| Arsenio | Greek | manly, virile |
| Art | Celtic | A rock. |
| Arthur | Celtic | A follower of Thor and strong as a bear. |
| Arthus | Welsh | bear hero, a rock |
| Artie | Celtic | A follower of Thor. |
| Arty | A follower of Thor. | |
| Aruiragus | From Shakespeare’s play Cymbeline. | |
| Arun | Sanskrit | The dawn. |
| Arundel | Old English | He who dwells with the eagles. |
| Arunta | Aboriginal | A white cockatoo. |
| Arvad | Hebrew | The wanderer. |
| Arval | Latin | From the cultivated land. |
| Arvin | Teutonic | A friend of the people. |
| Arvind | Hindu | |
| Arviragus | From Shakespeare’s play Cymbeline. | |
| Arwin | young, prince |
As through Az
| Asa | Hebrew/Japansese | Hebrew: The healer, a physician. A biblical name. Japanese: The morning. A boy or girl’s name. |
| Ascot | Old English | One who lives in the East cottage. |
| Aseem | Hindu | |
| Ash | Blessed, happy. | |
| Ashburn | Old English | From the brook by the Ash tree. |
| Ashby | Old English | A farm by the Ash tree. |
| Asher | Hebrew | Blessed, happy. |
| Ashford | Old English | One who lives at the ford by the Ash tree. |
| Ashish | Hindu | blessings |
| Ashliegh | Old English | From the Ash tree. |
| Ashlin | Old English | A dweller by the Ash tree pool. |
| Ashok | Sanskrit | Without sadness. |
| Ashon | Ghanese | seventh-born son |
| Ashraf | Arabic | Honourable. |
| Ashton | Old English | One who lives at the Ash tree farm. |
| Ashur | Hebrew | Black. |
| Ashutosh | Hindu | |
| Ashwin | Hindu | strong horse |
| Ashwini | Hindu | |
| Asija | Hindu | a great sage, brother of Brihaspati |
| Asim | Arabic | The protector. |
| Askel | Norse | A divine cauldron. |
| Aslak | Norse | Divine sport. |
| Asparouh | Bulgarian | Paro, Pouro |
| Astin | unknown | strong Leader, trustworthy |
| Aston | Old English | From the eastern place. |
| Asuman | Hindu | lord of vital breaths |
| Asvathama | Hindu | sun of drona |
| Asvin | Hindu | (Nasatya and Dasra) gods of medicine |
| Aswad | Arabic | Black. |
| Aswin | Old English | A spear comrade or protector. |
| Asztrik | Hungarian | made from ashenwood |
| Atalik | Hungarian | Like his father. |
| Atarah | Hebrew | A crown. A boy or girl’s name. |
| Atawn | Welsh | Harmony. Can be used as a form of Alan. |
| Athan | Greek | immortal |
| Atharvan | Hindu | knower of the Arthara vedas |
| Athelstan | Old English | A noble stone. The name of an early English king. |
| Atherol | Old English | dweller at the spring farm |
| Atherton | Old English | One who lives at the spring farm. |
| Athol | Scottish Gaelic | New Ireland. A placename. |
| Athos | Greek | An alternative name for Zeus, the ruler of the heavens. |
| Atilla | Hungarian | beloved father |
| Atiu | Polynesian | The eldest. |
| Atlas | Greek | A mythological demigod who supported the sky on his shoulders. |
| Atley | Old English | From the meadow. |
| Atmajyoti | Hindu | light of Atma |
| Atman | Hindu | the self |
| Atrayl | Tray | |
| Atrus | Atrius | |
| Attila | The warlike king of the Huns. | |
| Attis | Greek | handsome boy |
| Atul | Hindu | |
| Atulya | Hindu | |
| Atwater | Old English | One who hides by the water. |
| Atwell | Old English | A dweller by the spring. |
| Atworth | Old English | From the farm. |
| Auberon | Teutonic | Noble. |
| Aubert | French | Noble and illustrious. |
| Aubin | French | Fair complexioned. A saint’s name. |
| Aubrey | Teutonic | The golden-haired ruler of the elves. |
| Auburn | Latin | fair |
| Audric | French | An old, wise ruler. |
| Audun | Norwegian | deserted |
| Augustine | Latin | Belonging to Augustus. Venerable, the exalted one. |
| Augustus | Latin | Venerable, the exalted one. The name of the first great roman emperor. |
| Aurek | Polish | golden-haired |
| Aurelio | Latin | gold |
| Aurelius | Latin | The golden one. |
| Austell | The name of a Cornish Saint. | |
| Austen | Modern form of Augustine. Venerable, the exalted one. | |
| Austin | Modern form of Augustine. Venerable, the exalted one. | |
| Autolucus | From Shakespeare’s play A Winter’s Tale. | |
| Avan | Hebrew | Proud. |
| Avel | Greek/Hebrew/Russian | Breath. A boy or girl’s name. |
| Avenall | Old French | A dweller in the Oat field. |
| Averell | Old English | The slayer of the boar. |
| Averill | Old English | boar-warrior |
| Avery | Old English | The ruler of the elves. A boy or girl’s name. |
| Avinash | Hindu | |
| Aviv | Hebrew | Of the springtime. |
| Avner | Hebrew | The father of light. A biblical name. |
| Avon | The name of an English county, and rivers in England and New Zealand. | |
| Avram | Greek | The father of many. |
| Avrom | Hebrew | The father of many. |
| Axel | Teutonic from Hebrew | Source of all life. |
| Axton | Old English | The stone of the sword wielder. |
| Ayer | Old French | An heir. |
| Ayhner | Old English | Noble and famous. |
| Aylward | Old English | An awe-inspiring guardian. |
| Aylwin | Teutonic | A noble friend. |
| Ayush | Hindu | |
| Azariah | Hebrew | He whom the Lord helps. |
| Azi | Nigerian | A youth. |
| Azim | Arabic | Grand. |
| Aziz | Arabic | The powerful one. |
| Azriel | Hebrew | An angel of the Lord. |
| Azzan | Hebrew | Very strong. |
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