- Abū Ḥanīfa an-Nu‛mān ibn Thābit
- Abu Klea
- Abu-l-'Ala ul-Ma'arri
- Abu-l-'Atahiya
- Abulfaraj
- Abul Fazl
- Abulfeda
- Abu-l-Qasim
- Abundantia
- Abu Nuwas
- Abu Simbel
- Abu Tammam
- Abutilon
- Abutment
- Abu Ubaida
- Abydos, Mysia
- Abydos, Egypt
- Abyss
- Abyssinia
- Abyssinian Church
- Acacia
- Academies
- Academy, Greek
- Academy, Royal
- Acadian
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- Acadie
- Acanthocephala
- Acanthus
- Acapulco
- Acarnania
- Acarus
- Acastus
- Acatalepsy
- Acaulescent
- Acca Larentia
- Acceleration
- Accent
- Acceptance
- Acceptilation
- Access
- Accession
- Accessory
- Acciajuoli, Donato
- Accidence
- Accident
- Accidentalism
- Accius
- Accius, Lucius
- Acclamation
- Acclimatization
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- Accolade
- Accolti, Benedetto
- Accolti, Bernardo
- Accolti, Pietro
- Accomodation
- Accomodation bill
- Accompaniment
- Accomplice
- Accoramboni, Vittoria
- Accord
- Accordion
- Accorso (Accursius), Marianoelo
- Account
- Accountant-General
- Accountants
- Accoutrement
- Accra
- Accretion
- Accrington
- Accumulation
- Accumulator
- Accursius, Franciscus
- Accusation
- Accusative
- Ace
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- Aceldama
- Acenaphthene
- Acephali
- Acephalous
- Acerenza
- Acerose
- Acerra (town)
- Acerra (pottery)
- Acetabulum
- Acetic Acid
- Aceto-Acetic Ester
- Acetone
- Acetophenone
- Acetylene
- Achaea
- Achaean League
- Achaeans
- Achaemenes
- Achard, Franz Carl
- Acharius, Erik
- Achates
- Achelous
- Achenbach, Andreas
- Achenwall, Gottfried
- Acheron
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