Miami; city in Florida, USA

maternal aunt; a sister of one's mother

Term used at the end of prayers in Christianity and Judaism, meaning "truly" or "may it be so".

Country in southeastern South America

A country in western Asia

Oman; a country on the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula

Arab; Arabia; Arabian; Arabic

The Arabic name for God in Islam; also referred to as [[真主|真主|zhen1 zhu3]] or [[安拉|安拉|an1 la1]]

The capital and largest city of the Netherlands

The fourth caliph of Islam, Ali (c. 600–661)

Arsenal Football Club; a professional soccer team based in London

The Buddha of the Western Paradise, often represented as a primary figure in Pure Land Buddhism; sometimes referred to as [[无量寿佛|無量壽佛|wu2 liang4 shou4 fo2]]

Alaska, a state of the United States

Yasser Arafat (1929-2004), Palestinian leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner

Albania, a country in the western Balkan Peninsula of Europe

English surname Armstrong; notably Neil Armstrong (1930-2012), the first person to walk on the moon, or Louis Armstrong (1901-1971), the American jazz musician

aspirin, a common medication used to relieve pain, reduce fever, and treat inflammation; phonetic loanword from English

Assad (Arabic name)

Algeria; a country in North Africa

Apollo, the Greek god of the sun, prophecy, music, and the arts; also refers to the Apollo space program.

(familiar) elder brother; used as a term of address in certain dialects

One's paternal grandmother (used in certain dialects such as Min Nan, Hakka, and Cantonese)

The fictional character from the folk tale "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves" in the "Arabian Nights" collection.

United Arab Emirates; abbreviation for [[阿拉伯联合酋长国|阿拉伯聯合酋長國|a1 la1 bo2 lian2 he2 qiu2 zhang3 guo2]]

a traditional Chinese medicine made by boiling donkey hide, used to enrich blood and treat bleeding; named after Dong'e county in Shandong province where it originated

The first letter of the Greek alphabet, Alpha (Α, α)

Alcatel; French telecommunications company

(informal) hooligan; young rowdy; youth with a delinquent lifestyle or eccentric appearance, especially one from early 20th-century Shanghai or Hong Kong

Arthur, a masculine given name; commonly used in translations of Western names.

an Arab; Arabian; Arabian people

Arroyo, used as a surname or given name

(dialect) mother; mom; mummy

a country in the Caucasus region at the crossroads of Europe and Asia

A common given name or transliteration of "Arnold", often used for Arnold Schwarzenegger.

the Arabic language; used by people across the Arab world and as the liturgical language of Islam

younger sister; a casual or regional term used to refer to or address one's younger sister

Arkansas, a state in the south-central United States

atropine; an alkaloid drug derived from deadly nightshade used to treat muscle spasms and for dilating the pupils

Arran, a personal name

Alstom, a French multinational power generation and rail transport company

Nickname for the politician [[陈水扁|陳水扁|chen2 shui3 bian3]]

Asura; a type of demigod or malevolent spirit in Indian mythology and Buddhism that is often seen as being in constant conflict with the gods; also one of the six realms of existence in Buddhist teaching

Abdullah, a common Arabic male name

Armani, the Italian luxury fashion house or its founder Giorgio Armani

Adidas; the German sportswear and athletic equipment company

Douglas MacArthur (1880-1964), an American general who served as the Supreme Allied Commander in the Pacific during World War II and led the United Nations Command during the Korean War.

A transliterated Western given name.

Alan; Allen; Allan; Alain (transliteration of Western masculine names)