| Aaron |
Aaron |
m |
| Abel, Abelin, Aubelin |
Abel |
m |
| Aberle, Aberlin, Auberle, Auberlin, Aüberlin, Aůberlin, Berlin |
Aberle |
m |
| Abner |
Abner |
m |
| Aberham, Abraham |
Abraham |
m |
| Absalon, Absolon |
Absalon |
m |
| Achacius, Achatius, Achatz |
Achatius |
m |
| Achilles |
Achilles |
m |
| Ada, Adam, Adem |
Adam |
m |
| Adamina |
Adamina |
w |
| Adelheit |
Adelheid |
w |
| Adolf, Adolff |
Adolf |
m |
| Affra, Afra |
Afra |
w |
| Agapit, Agapitus |
Agapit |
m |
| Agata, Agatha, Agta |
Agatha |
w |
| Ägidius, Egidius, Egidiuß, Gilg, Gillg, Gülg, Güllg, Gylg, Gÿlg, Jhilg, Jihlg, Jilg, Jillg, Jillig, Jlg, Jülg, Ylg |
Ägidius |
m |
| Agnes, Agnesa, Agness, Angnes, Angness, Angneßa |
Agnes |
w |
| Ahasverus, Sufferias, Sufferiaß |
Ahasverus |
m |
| Alban, Albane, Albanis, Albanj, Albaun, Albon, Albonj, Albonn |
Alban |
m |
| Alber, Albert, Albertus |
Albert |
m |
| Albrecht, Albrechtt, Allbrecht, AlPrecht |
Albrecht |
m |
| Alcibiades |
Alcibiades |
m |
| Alexand, Alexand[er], Alexander, Alexannd, Alexannd[er], Alexannder, Alexin, Alle, Allex, Allexand, Allexander, Allexannd[er], Allexannder, Sand[er], Sander, Sannder, Xand[er], Xander, Xannder |
Alexander |
m |
| Alexius, Allexius |
Alexius |
m |
| Alphäus, Alpheus, Alpheůs, Alpheuß |
Alfäus |
m |
| Alphonsus |
Alfons |
m |
| Alois |
Alois |
m |
| Amalia, Amelia |
Amalia |
w |
| Amandus |
Amandus |
m |
| Ambrosi, Ambrosin, Ambrosius, Ambrosj, Ambroßj, Ambrosÿ, Brose, Brosi, brosin, Brosj, Broße, Broßin, Broßj, Brosy, Brosÿ, prosin |
Ambrosius |
m |
