Names ending in a

Kamma is an appealing Danish name signifying a combination of Katherine or Karen and Maria or Margaret. It may also be a short form of Kamilla, the usual Scandinavian spelling of Camilla.

Pronounced very much like the English version, this is Julia as it's heard in Greece.

The Icelandic transcription of Emilia, pronounced with an emphasis on the first syllable.

Also spelled Bethia and Bithiah, this Old Testament name could wear well today. Bethea might make an original way to honor an ancestral Elizabeth or get to the nickname Beth.

The full first name of actor Gbenga Akinnagbe, born to Yoruba Nigerian parents. The Olu- prefix (meaning "God") appears in lots of popular Yoruba names, and Gbenga is also a popular Yoruba name in its own right.

Latinized variant of Euodia

Azuba is a form of Azubah, the Old Testament wife of Caleb. The name was used among early African-Americans.

This variation of the Biblical Elijah is seen in Bulgaria.