| AliÉNor | | a-lye-NOR (French) | Occitan | |
| Alia (1) | | - | Arabic | |
| Alia (2) | | - | Ancient Germanic | |
| Aliah | | - | English (Rare) | |
| Aliaksandr | | - | Belarusian | |
| Aliaksei | | - | Belarusian | |
| Alica | | - | Slovak | |
| Alice | | AL-is (English), a-LEES (French), ah-LEE-che (Italian) | English, French, Portuguese, Italian | |
| Alicia | | a-LEE-thya (Spanish), a-LEE-sya (Latin American Spanish), ə-LIS-yə (English), ə-LIS-ee-ə (English), ə-LISH-ə (English), ə-LEE-shə (English) | Spanish, English | |
| Alida | | ah-LEE-dah (German) | Dutch, German, Hungarian | |
| Alikhan | | - | Kazakh | |
| Alim | | - | Arabic, Uyghur | |
| Alin | | - | Romanian | |
| Alina | | ah-LEE-nah (German, Italian, Polish) | Romanian, German, Italian, Polish | |
| Alinafe | | ah-lee-NAH-fay | Southern African, Chewa | |