| NAME | ORIGIN | MEANING |
| Aerona | Welsh | Berry |
| Aerwyna | English | Friend of the sea. |
| Aethelflaed | Anglo-Saxon | Sister of King Edward. |
| Aethelind | English | An Old English name from an Old German name meaning noble snake. |
| Aethelreda | English | Noble maiden. |
| Aethelthryth | Anglo-Saxon | Wife of King Ecgfrith. |
| Aethelwine | English | Friend of the elves. |
| Aethelwyne | English | Friend of the elves. |
| Aethra | Greek | Mother of Theseus. |
| Aetna | Greek | From Aetna. |
| Affrica | African-American | From Africa |
| Afia | African | Born on Friday |
| Afina | Rumanian | blueberry |
| Afkica | Gaelic | Pleasant. |
| Afra | Latin | from Africa |
| Afreda | English | Elf counselor. |
| Afric | African-American | Pleasant |
| Africa | Celtic | pleasing, pleasant |
| Afrodille | French | Daffodil. |
| Afton | Old English | river name |
| Afya | African | Health |
| Agacia | Greek | Variant of Agatha: Good. St. Agatha was a 3rd century Christian martyr. Agatha was popular during the Middle ages. Famous bearer: twentieth Century British mystery writer Agatha Christie. |
| Agafia | Greek | Good. |
| Agalaia | Greek | Splendor. |
| Agalia | Greek | Bright Joy |
| Agar | Biblical | A stranger, one that fears. |
| Agata | Greek | Good. |
| Agate | Greek | Good. |
| Agatha | Greek | good, kind |
| Agathe | French | Kind. |
