Da ending baby names and what they mean, with 362 results. -da names are used more often as feminine names. These girl names reached the height of their popularity 78 years ago (USAGE OF 6%) and are now much less widespread (USAGE 0.6%, ▼91%), with names like Lawanda becoming somewhat outmoded. Zelda (#667), Frida (#694) and Veda (#900) are three of the more fashionable girl names in this compilation, while Zepeda (TOP 1%) and Ikeda (7%) are conventional -da surnames.

Abida - Amada

Abida
Root fr. Arabic language. "God's worshipper." Abira is a somewhat common girl's name. See also Aida.

Adelajda, Adelaida, Ada¹▼
Forms of Adelaide. Stems fr. Old German language. "Noble kind." Ranked in Top 2000.

Ada²▼, var. Aida¹, Adda▼
Source fr. Old German. "Noble." Ada (TOP 7%) and Aida (13%) are frequently occurring feminine names, whereas Adda is scarcely used.

Ada³▼
Form of Adamina. Root fr. Hebrew language. "Earth." Ada (cf. Aumada, Agueda) is a popular -da suffix last name. See also Ala.

Linda▼, Adelinda
Var. of Adelinde. Derivative of Old German word. "Noble, soft, tender." Adoption of Linda and forms was widespread among parents during 1940-1949 and has become reduced, with Linda becoming somewhat outmoded.

Agueda
Form of Agatha. Root fr. Greek. "Good, honorable." Compare last names Aguda (TOP 51%), Agreda (38%).

Ahuda
Form of Ahava. Origin fr. Hebrew language. "Friendship." Ahuna and Ahute are creative forms. See also Ayda.

Aida², var. Iyeeda, Ieeda, Ayeeda, Aeeda
From Arabic element. "Reward, present." Aida, Ayeeda, etc. became more trendy in 2018, gaining +81 positions as girls' names with Aida leading the upswing.

Albreda
Root fr. Old German language. "Elf counsel." Not in popularity charts. See also Alfredda.

Alcinda, var. Allcinda, Alicinda, Alacinda
Possibly an adaptation of the Latin .. Alcinda, Alacinda, etc. are unique as birth names.

Alda¹▼, var. Alida¹▼, Aleda¹
Origin fr. Old German. "Old, prosperous." Alda (UPPER 34%) and Alida (42%) are common as female names, whereas Aleda is rare.

Zanda, Sanda, Anda, Alexanda, Alessanda, Alejanda
Var. of Alexandra. Origin fr. Greek. "Man's defender." Alejanda, Alexanda, etc. are not often used as baby names.

Alfreda▼, var. Fryda, Frieda▼, Freeda, Freda▼, Ellfryda, Ellfrida, Ellfrieda, Ellfreeda, Ellfredda, Ellfreda, Elfryda, Elfrida, Elfrieda, Elfreeda, Elfredda, Allfryda, Allfrieda, Allfreda, Allfredda, Alfryda, Alfrieda, Alfreeda, Alfredda
Root fr. Old German, Old English words. "Elf or magical counsel." Freda (UPPER 9%), Frieda (63%) and Fryda (96%) appear commonly as last names.

Alida²▼, var. Oleda, Lyda▼, Lida▼, Leda, Elida, Allyda, Alyda, Allida, Alleda, Allda, Aleida, Alda²▼, Aleda², Alaida
Derived fr. Latin word. "Small winged one." Less used today. Elida was the variation last listed (1996) in the Top 2000.

Alinda
.. The name is also used in .. Unusual. Alinda, like Allcinda, Alacinda, has the -inda ending. See also Alida.

Almeda▼, var. Almida, Allmida, Allmeda
Stems fr. Latin language. "Ambitious." Almeda exists regularly (UPPER 14%) as a surname.

Altheda¹
Form of Althea. From Greek word. "Healing herb." Not Top 2000 name.

Altheda²
From Greek language. "Like a blossom." Not in popularity charts. See also Althea.

Amada¹
Var. of Amy. Derived fr. Old French, Latin elements. "Beloved." Used somewhat widely as a girls' name, Amada is similar to the common Amaya.

Amada²
From Latin language. "Lovable." Amada is a prevalent (UPPER 44%) women's name, and exists often (UPPER 88%) as a surname. See also Amara.