| Ap, Ar | |
| Name | Meaning |
| Apelles | Exclusion; separation |
| Apharsathchites | Apharsites (from a root meaning) dividing or rending |
| Aphek | Aphekah |
| Aphik | Strength; a rapid torrent |
| Aphiah | Speaking blowing |
| Apollonia | Perdition destruction |
| Apollos | One who destroys; destroyer |
| Apollyon | A destroyer |
| Appaim | Face; nostrils |
| Apphia | Productive; fruitful |
| Aquila | An eagle |
| Ar | Awakening; uncovering |
| Ara | Cursing; seeing |
| Arab | Multiplying; sowing sedition; a window; a locust |
| Arabia | Evening; desert; ravens |
| Arad | A wild ass; a dragon (King) |
| Arah | The way; a traveler |
| Aram | Highness, Magnificence one that deceives; curse |
| Aran | An ark; their curse |
| Ararat | The curse of trembling |
| Araunah | Ark; song; joyful cry |
| Arba | Four |
| Archelaus | The prince of the people |
| Archippus | A master of horses |
| Arcturus | A gathering together (a constellation) |
| Ard | One that commands; he that descends |
| Ardon | Ruling; a judgment of malediction |
| Areli | The light or vision of God |
| Areopagus | The hill of Mars |
| Aretas | Agreeable virtuous (King) |
| Argob | A turf or fat land |
| Ariel | Altar; light or lion of God   |
| Arimathea | A lion dead to the Lord |
| Arioch | Long; great; tall (King) |
| Aristarchus | The best prince |
| Aristobulus | A good counselor |
| Armageddon | Hill of fruits; mountain of Megiddo |
| Arnon | Rejoicing; sunlight |
| Aroer | Heath; tamarisk |
| Arpad | The light of redemption |
| Arphaxad | A healer; a releaser |
| Artaxerxes | The silence of light; fervent to spoil |
| Artemas | Whole sound |
| Arumah | High; exalted |
