Alijah was the preferred spelling for 523 American boys in 2013. Only 5 American boys were named Alija.
Boys Names A: Meanings, Nicknames
Tags: Alois
Alois was listed in U.S. birth statistics in 1880, attributed to 10 American baby boys. Its last appearance was in 1975 with 9 male births
Alonzo
Alonzo is a character in the musical “Cats,” based on T. S. Eliot’s “Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats”
Aloysius
The Roman Catholic Church has one saint named Aloysius (Gonzaga) and a cardinal nearing sainthood: Aloysius Stepanic, beatified by Pope John Paul II in 1998
Alphonse
Most popular in the first decade of the 20th century, Alphonse last appeared in the Top 1000 most popular American male names in 1964
Alton
5 American boys were named Alton in 1962, the year that celebrity chef Alton Brown was born in Los Angeles, CA
Alva (Boy)
Alva was a more popular American name for boys than you might think, consistently appearing in the Top 500 from 1880 through 1940. Highest rank: 1882 – No. 162
Alvaro
Alvaro was the 5th most popular male name in Spain in 2012. Its rank in the USA that year was No. 903.
Alvin
Alvin was a Top 100 American male name between 1901 and 1938
Amadeo
53 American boys were named Amadeus in 2013; 44 were named Amadou; and 34 were named Amadeo
Amasa
8 American baby boys were named Amasa in 1925, the most on record for any year
Ambrose
At the turn of the 20th century, Ambrose was the 305th most popular American boy name. It only ranked higher than that once, at No. 294 in 1901