Names ending in a

This pretty Italian name is derived from the Latin and Roman goddess name, Felicitas, but also coincides with the Italian word felicità meaning "happiness".

One of the girl names uncommon in the US but also cool and appealing.

Adda is the name of the first man in the Welsh Bible, but it is rarely used in its homeland nowadays. Once you know how to pronounce it, it's a soft-sounding name that would make an interesting alternative to A-ending boy names like Ezra. Adda Fras was a 13th-century poet, and there is also a River Adda near Bangor in North Wales.

Adelma shot to stardom on the coattails of 19th century Eastern European spiritualist Baroness Adelma Vay de Vaya. Delma continued to be used in the US until the 1950s, when it dropped from sight.

This Indian girl name not only has a gorgeous sound, it has a wonderful meaning as well — poem or poetry.

Jeanette is a fancification of Jeanne, Jeanetta makes it even fancier.

Along with Mischa, a common Mikhail nickname in Russia.

This spelling of Delilah is disproportionately common among the Amish.

A minty Japanese name as well as a language and culture in southeast China.