Male Literary Baby Names Starting With A
These are male literary baby names that start with the letter A. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all literary baby names.
| Name | Meaning | Gender | Recorded origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abel | Breath | Male | Hebrew |
| Ackley | Dwells At The Oak Tree Meadow | Male | English |
| Aladdin | Nobility Of Faith | Male | Arabic |
| Aldous | From The Old House | Male | English |
| Ambrosius | Divine | Male | Dutch |
| Amory | Brave: Powerful. See Also Emory. | Male | English |
| Andy | Manly: Brave. Variant Of English Andrew. | Male | French |
| Ann | Priceless | Male | Irish |
| Antaeus | Myth Name (Killed By Hercules) | Male | Greek |
| Anthony | Priceless | Male | Greek |
| Anton | German Form Of Anthony (Beyond Praise) | Male | German |
| Archer | A Bowman. An English Surname. | Male | English |
| Arthur | Noble: Courageous. Legendary Sixth Century King Arthur Of Britain And His Rou... | Male | Arthurian |
| Auden | Old Friend. | Male | English |
| Augustus | Majestic Dignity: Grandeur. | Male | German |
| Avery | Elf Ruler Or From The Old Ford | Male | English |
| Axel | Father Of Peace | Male | Hebrew |
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