| Name | Gender | Meaning | Syllables | Pronunciation | Related name | Related opposite sex | International names | Average user rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A-jay | boy | A modern name used for boys who have a first name beginning with A and a middle or surname beginning with J. | 2 | AYJHAY | ||||
| Addison | unisex | From English origin meaning 'son of Adam', derived from the word son. | 3 | AD-i-san | Adam, Addyson | Alison, Adison | Antigone; | - |
| Aj | boy | Aj' is an abbrievative name usually based a person's initials. | 2 | EY-JEY | Alistair-John | Alicia-Jemima | - | |
| Aldan | boy | A variant spelling of the Old English name Alden, meaning 'old friend'. | 2 | AALDahN | Alden | Alton; Aldwin; Alten | - | |
| Alden | boy | An Anglicized version of the Irish name Aodh | 2 | EY-DahN | Aidan, Adan | Eitan; Etan; Edwyn; Edon | - | |
| Alfie | boy | Diminutive of Alfred meaning sage and wise. The Old English version of the name , Aelfraed means elf counsel. | 2 | AELFiy | Alf, Alvie, Albie | Alfonso; Alva; Ulf; Olafur | ||
| Alfred | boy | One possible meaning of Alfred is "old peace". Another is a two element name - "aelf" and "raed" which translates as "elf counsel". | 2 | AHLF-red | Alfie, Fred, Feddie | Alfreda, Freda | Alfredo; Alured | |
| Alvin | boy | A male form of the female name Alvina, meaning 'elf friend' and 'noble friend'. | 2 | AELVIHN | Alvan, Elvis, Al, Alvie, Alvy, Alven, Elvin | Ally, Allie, Alvina, Albina, Alvie, Alvena, Albana | Albin' Alvan; Alwin; Aylwin; Elwin | - |
| Amy-rose | girl | Of Latin origin meaning 'beloved' whilst Rose derives literally from the English word for a flower. | 3 | A-mee-ROWS | Aimee, Aimi, Rosanna | Amyas, Robert | Amaliya; Amata; Rosalin | |
| Amylee | girl | Of Latin origin meaning 'beloved' whilst Lee is of Old English origin meaning 'meadow'. | 3 | A-mee-LEE | Aimee, Lea, Leah | Amyas, Aaron, Lee | Amata; Amelie; Leslie | - |
| Anthony | boy | This name means ' highly praiseworthy' or 'priceless'. | 3 | AENTHahNiy | Antony, Tony | Toni, Antonia | - | |
| April | girl | Means "To open". Derived from the month April. Girls born in this month do tend to have the name April. | 3 | EVPRahL | Avril, Aprili, | Aprelle; Aprila; Aprilette; | - | |
| Arda | boy | Derived from the Latin name Arden, meaning 'great forrest'. | 2 | AARDah | Ardy, Artie, Art, Abda, Ara, Ardal | Ardita, Areta, Arete, Arettal Arietta, Arta, Artha | Ardal; Ara; Abda | - |
| Ashdon | boy | Of Old English origin meaning 'ash tree', a wood valued for its durability and flexibility. | 2 | ASH-dun | Ashley, Ash | Ashley, Alicia | Haskel; Ascanius | - |
| Ashlee | girl | Ashlee is a variant in spelling of the name Ashley and means 'Ash tree' or 'meadow of Ash trees'. | 2 | AE-shliy | Ashleigh, Ashley, Ashlynn | Ashley | - | |
| Ashleigh | girl | The name Ashleigh comes from English origin meaning meadow of ash trees. | 2 | ASH-lee | Ansleigh, | Ashley, Asher | Analeigh; Aglaea; Aglaya; Asela | |
| Ashley | unisex | Combind from 'aesc' meaning ash and 'leah' meaning wood. Originally a surname, as a first name it grew in popularity in the 19th century. Can be girls or boys name. | 2 | ASH-ley | Ashlen, Ashlin, Ash, Asher, Lee | Ashleigh, Ashley | Ashile; Achill; Ahkeel | - |
| Ashraf | boy | Derived from the English name Ashley meaning 'ash wood'. | 2 | ASH-raff | Ashley, Ashlen | Ashleigh, Ashley | Achill; Aksel | - |
| Ashton | unisex | Originally a surname refering to a place, meaning 'ash tree town'. | 2 | AESHTahN | Ash, Ashlyn, Ashill, Ashleigh, Asheley | Ashleigh, Ashley | ||
| Ashwin | boy | Of Old English origin meaning 'ash tree', a wood valued for its durability and flexibility. | 2 | ASH-win | Ashley, Ash | Ashley, Alicia | Haskel; Ascanius | - |