Ia ending baby names and what they mean, with 771 results. -ia names are used more often as feminine names. Usage of these girl names reached its apex 1 year ago (ADOPTION OF 8.02%) and has remained as widespread to this day (ADOPTION 8.05%, 0.3% MORE), but with names such as Stacia becoming somewhat outmoded. The most fashionable girl names here are Amelia (#8), Emilia (#58), Aria (#19), Magnolia (#314) and Octavia (#430), while Sia (TOP 20%) and Arcia (22%) are familiar -ia surnames. Here is the list of -ia names for boys.

Aaricia - Aglaia

Aaricia
Based on Scandinavian. "Proud, distinguished and noble princess." Unusual. Compare Aaricia with common last names Agurcia (TOP 70%), Arcia (22%), which also end with -cia. See also Maricia.

Abelia
From Hebrew element. "Breath, vapour." Unusual. Abelia is not listed in the US Demographics. See also Azelia.

Abia
Stems fr. Arabic. "Great." Unusual. Abia is not listed in the US Census. Cross-gender use.

Acacia, var. Casia, Cacia
Derivative of Greek element. "Thorny tree." Acacia is common as a girls' name among these variant forms.

Acadia
Root fr. Algonquian Wakashian word. "Place of plenty." Acadia is seldom used as a children's name. See also Acacia.

Accalia
From Latin language. Mythology .. Accali and Arcalia are creative variations. See also Azalia.

Adelia¹▼, Adalia¹
Forms of Adela. Origin fr. Old German element. "Noble." Unconventional, with usage of 0.001% for Adalia and Adelia as girls' names in 2018, lower than 0.007% in 2017.

Adalia²
Source fr. Hebrew, Old German words. "God is my refuge; noble one." Unusual. Adalia is not found in the US Census. See also Adalina.

Adalicia
Var. of Adelisa. Root fr. French element. A blend of Adela and Lisa. Not in Top 2000. See also Adelicia.

Adelicia, Adelia²▼
Forms of Adelaide. Source fr. Old German. "Noble kind." Adelia has faded in favor as a girls' name since the 1880s.

Adia
Form of Ada. Derived fr. Old German. "Noble." A somewhat untypical baby name.

Adoncia, var. Doncia
Source fr. Spanish word. "Sweet." Uncommon, with the feminine -cia ending for Adoncia, Doncia, like Agacia.

Adonia
Source fr. Greek language. "Extremely good looking." Scarce as a birth name, but Adonia is similar to the more familiar Adena. Unisex name.

Adoria
Var. of Adora. From Greek, Old German, Latin words. "A gift; beloved; adored." Aloria is a marginally favored baby name. See also Adira.

Hadria, Adria
Forms of Adrienne. Derivative of Latin. "From Hadria." Adria and variants peaked in popularity 48 years ago.

Emilia▲, Emelia¹▲, Emelia²▲, Emalia, Amalia▲, Aemilia
Forms of Emily. Origin fr. Latin. "Rival; laborious; eager." Aemilia, Emelia, etc. became more trendy in 2018, rising +97 rankings as baby names with Emelia gaining the most.

Afia
Var. of Afua. Source fr. Ghanaian element. "Born on Friday." Not in Top 2000. See also Abi.

Agafia¹, Agacia
Var. of Agatha. Stems fr. Greek. "Good, honorable." Uncommon, with the -cia ending for Agacia, like Adalicia, Alecia.

Agafia²
Form of Agnes. From Greek word. "Pure, holy." Agafia is a unique given name. See also Agafiya.

Aglaia
Derived fr. Greek. "Brilliance." Rather quirky as a birth name.