Names ending in a

A pretty variation of Daphne, derived from the same Greek root.

Illusia was created in 1944 by the Finnish author Yrjö Kokko for his fairy tale Pessi and Illusia. In the story, Illusia is a rainbow-dwelling fairy who falls in love with an initially-pessimistic troll, appropriately named Pessi. The fairy tale was adapted into a movie in 1984 and is also a ballet in Finland.

The name of one of the 35 tribes of ancient Rome, virtually unknown in the modern world

The name of a famous Israeli singer, Ofra Haza, but here it would be confused with Oprah.

At the very least, shorten it to Hilda.

This unisex Native American name offers a good substitution to Dakota.

Lutza is largely unknown in the English-speaking world and might remain that way, due to its resemblance to klutz.

Invented in the early 20th century, along with similar names Sanelma and Anelma. Ihanelma was derived from the Finnish word ihana, meaning "lovely" or "sweet."

A romantic alternative to River.