A
A, or a, is the first letter and the first vowel letter of the Latin alphabet, used in the modern English alphabet, and others worldwide. Its name in English is a, plural aes. It is similar in shape to the Ancient Greek letter alpha, from which it derives.
A People (First 49 people) - Page 330
Claire Lehmann
Australian writer
Toby Walsh
AI scientist
Alex Pullin
Australian snowboarder
Kim Hollingsworth
Australian stripper
Abbie Myers
Australian tennis player
Monique Adamczak
Australian tennis player
Bob Giltinan
Tennis player
Rosie Waterland
Australian comedian
Christie Dawes
Australian athlete
David L. Jones
Australian electronic engineer
Ashima Narwal
Indian model
Sophie Ferguson
Australian tennis player
Carolyn Simpson
Judge
Andrew Edmondson
Olympic athlete
Bryanne Stewart
Tennis player
Robert Ovadia
Journalist
Kathryn Robinson
Australian journalist
Nick Politis
Australian businessman
Dayanna Grageda
Australian advocate
Payal Shakya
Japji Khaira
Australian actress
Alex Rathgeber
Australian actor
Hollie Hughes
Australian Politician
Kay Cohen
Fashion designer
Lucy Zelić
Australian television presenter
Nathan Johnstone
Snowboarder
Richard Miles
Former United States Ambassador to Bulgaria
Rod Johnson
English football player
Peter Berner
Australian comedian
Susan Norrie
Australian artist
Richard Saunders
Skeptic
Lisa Harvey-Smith
Catherine Barclay
Tennis player
Troy Honeysett
Australian actor
David Berganio Jr.
American professional golfer
Felipe Fuentes
California State Assembly member
Don MacIntyre
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta
Will Coursey
Politician
Carl L. Marcellino
Former New York State Senator
Howie Hawkins
American activist
Pantur Silaban
Indonesian physicist
Bob Antonacci
Rachel May
M. Lisa Manning
American physicist
James M. Hanley
Former United States Representative
Sharmeena Begum
Ignatius IV of Antioch
Former Patriarch of Antioch
