- A
- Aa
- Aagesen, Andrew
- Aal
- Aalborg
- Aalen
- Aalesund
- Aali, Mehemet
- Aar
- Aarau
- Aard-vark
- Aard-wolf
- Aargau
- Aarhus
- Aaron
- Aaron's Rod
- Aarssens, Francis van
- Aasen, Ivar
- Ab
- Aba
- Abābda
- Abaca
- Abacus
- Abaddon
- Abadeh
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- Abae
- Abakansk
- Abalone
- Abana
- Abancourt, Charles de Franqueville d'
- Abandonment
- Abano, Pietro D'
- Abano Bagni
- Abaris
- Abated
- Abatement
- Abati, Niccolo
- Abatis
- Abattoir
- Abauzit, Firmin
- 'Abaye
- 'Abba 'Arika
- Abbadides
- Abbadie, Antoine d' and Arnaud d'
- Abbadie, Jakob
- 'Abbahu
- Abba Mari
- Abbas I
- Abbas II
- Abbas I (Persia)
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- Abbasids
- Abbas Mirza
- Abbas-Tuman
- Abbazia
- Abbess
- Abbeville
- Abbey, Edwin Austin
- Abbey
- Abbon of Fleury
- Abbot, Ezra
- Abbot, George (Archbishop)
- Abbot, George (writer)
- Abbot, Robert
- Abbot, William
- Abbot
- Abbotsford
- Abbott, Edwin Abbott
- Abbott, Emma
- Abbott, Jacob
- Abbott, John Stevens Cabot
- Abbott, Lyman
- Abbottabad
- Abbreviation
- Abbreviators
- Abdallatif
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- Abd-ar-Rahman
- Abd-el-Aziz IV
- Abd-el-Kader
- Abdera (Spain)
- Abdera (Thrace)
- Abdication
- Abdomen
- Abduction
- Abd-ul-Aziz
- Abd-ul-Hamid I
- Abd-ul-Hamid II
- Abd-ul-Mejid
- Abdur Rahman Khan
- Abecedarians
- À Beckett, Gilbert Abbott
- Abednego
- Abeken, Heinrich
- Abel
- Abel, Sir Frederick Augustus, Bart.
- Abel, Karl Friedrich
- Abel, Niels Henrik
- Abel, Thomas
- Abelard, Peter
- Abelin, Johann Philipp
- Abencerrages
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