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The majority of us probably began our English language studies by learning words that begin with the letter "A." It's also the conventional approach employed in classrooms. Words beginning with each letter of the English alphabet are taught to students as they are introduced to it.
The letter ‘A’ is also a vowel. It is the only letter that can complete a word and can change its meaning. Almost every word has the letter ‘A’ in it. The earliest predecessor of the letter 'A' can be traced back to the Proto-Sinaitic script, an early writing system used in the Sinai Peninsula. This script is considered one of the earliest forms of alphabetic writing. This article offers you a comprehensive list of words that start with the English alphabet's first letter, "A."
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Here’s a range of words that start with the letter ‘A’.
| Word Length | Words |
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| 2 letter words that start with A | An, Aw, Ad, Ar, At, Am, Ax, Ai, Au |
| 3 letter words that start with A | And, Ass, Aft, Ask, Age, Ant, Art, Ale, Apt |
| 4 letter words that start with A | Able, Atom, Aero, Aide, Away, Army, Acts, Adap |
| 5 letter words that start with A | Alive, Avers, Agony, Acres, Ample, Agree, Adapt |
| 6 letter words that start with A | Abduct, Absurd, Absorb, Absent |
| 7 letter words that start with A | Abjurer, Absolve, Abscond, Abscess, Abandon, Absence, Abscind |
| 8 letter words that start with A | Abalones, Academic, Aardvark, Abatable, Abdicant, Abetting, Abhorred, Abdomens, Abetters, Abeyance, Abettors, Abidance |
| 9 letter words that start with A | Absurdity, Absorbing, Abdicants, Abatement, Absorbent, Abstinent, Abstained, Abundance, Abductive, Abandoner, Abdicated, Abducting, Abdicable, Abstainer, Abduction, Aberrance, Abdicator, Abasement, Abdicates, Abductees |
| 10 letter words that start with A | Adjustably, Accessible, Acceptable, Absorbedly, Accessibly, Abdicating, Abnegating, Adjudgment, Abnegation, Absurdness, Abdication |
| 11 letter words that start with A | Abandonment, Accessories, Accelerated, Adjudgement |
| 12 letter words that start with A | Abstractedly |
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| About | On the subject of; approximately |
| Above | At a higher level or layer |
| Accept | Consent to receive or undertake |
| Access | Means of approaching or entering |
| Accomplish | Achieve or complete successfully |
| According | As stated by or in |
| Account | A report or description of an event |
| Accurate | Correct in all details; exact |
| Achieve | Successfully reach a desired objective |
| Acknowledge | Accept or admit the existence or truth of |
| Acquire | Buy or obtain for oneself |
| Act | Take action; do something |
| Action | The fact or process of doing something |
| Active | Engaging or ready to engage in activity |
| Activity | A condition in which things are happening |
| Add | Join something to something else |
| Address | A formal speech; to speak to |
| Adjust | Alter or move slightly |
| Administer | Manage and be responsible for |
| Admire | Regard with respect or warm approval |
| Admit | Confess to be true or to be the case |
| Adopt | Legally take another's child as one's own |
| Adult | A person who is fully grown or developed |
| Advance | Move forwards in a purposeful way |
| Advantage | A condition or circumstance that puts one in a favorable position |
| Adventure | An unusual and exciting experience |
| Advice | Guidance or recommendations |
| Advise | Offer suggestions for the best course of action |
| Affect | Have an effect on; make a difference to |
| Afford | Have enough money to pay for |
| Afraid | Feeling fear or anxiety |
| After | In the time following |
| Again | Another time; once more |
| Against | In opposition to |
| Age | The length of time someone has lived |
| Agency | A business or organization providing a service |
| Agent | A person who acts on behalf of another |
| Agree | Have the same opinion |
| Ahead | Further forward in space or time |
| Aid | Help, typically of a practical nature |
| Aim | Point or direct at a target |
| Air | The invisible gaseous substance surrounding the earth |
| Alarm | An anxious awareness of danger |
| Album | A collection of recordings |
| Alert | Quick to notice any unusual and potentially dangerous or difficult circumstances; an alarm |
| Alive | Living, not dead |
| All | Used to refer to the whole quantity |
| Allow | Permit |
| Almost | Not quite; very nearly |
| Alone | Having no one else present |
| Along | Forward, ahead |
| Already | Before or by now or the time in question |
| Also | In addition; too |
| Alter | Change or cause to change |
| Always | At all times; on all occasions |
| Amaze | Surprise greatly; fill with astonishment |
| Among | Surrounded by; in the company of |
| Amount | A quantity of something |
| Amuse | Cause to find something funny |
| Analyze | Examine methodically |
| Ancient | Belonging to the very distant past |
| And | Used to connect words |
| Anger | A strong feeling of annoyance |
| Angle | The space between two intersecting lines |
| Angry | Feeling or showing anger |
| Animal | A living organism that feeds on organic matter |
| Announce | Make a public and formal declaration |
| Annoy | Irritate or make a little angry |
| Annual | Occurring once every year |
| Another | Used to refer to an additional person or thing |
| Answer | A thing that is said, written, or done as a reaction to a question |
| Anticipate | Regard as probable; expect or predict |
| Anxiety | A feeling of worry, nervousness |
| Any | Used to refer to one or some of a thing |
| Apart | To be separated by a distance |
| Apologize | Express regret for something done wrong |
| Appeal | Make a serious, urgent request |
| Appear | Become visible or noticeable |
| Apply | Make a formal application or request |
| Appoint | Assign a job or role to someone |
| Appreciate | Recognize the full worth of |
| Approach | Come near or nearer to |
| Approve | Officially agree to or accept as satisfactory |
| Arbitrary | Based on random choice or personal whim |
| Area | A region or part of a town, a country, or the world |
| Argue | Exchange or express diverging views |
| Arm | Each of the two upper limbs of the human body |
The reference of the words is taken from the Merriam-Webster Dictionary.
