Illa ending baby names and what they mean, with 63 results. -illa names are used more often as feminine names. Usage of these girl names was at its apex in the 1940s (ADOPTION OF 0.18%) and is almost as widespread today (ADOPTION 0.15%, ▼13%), but with names like Lilla falling out of fashion. Willa (#384) and Camilla (#302) are two of the more fashionable birth names in this list, while Parilla (TOP 31%) and Davilla (20%) are conventional -illa last names.

Amarilla - Dilla

Amarilla
From Greek element. "Shiny, sparkling." Unusual. Compare Amarilla with common -la last names Astrella (UPPER 67%), Antilla (31%).

Annijilla, Anngilla
Forms of Angela. Derived fr. Greek language. "Messenger; angel, messenger of God." Anngilla and Annijilla were not among 2018's Top names.

Arcilla
Var. of Araceli. Derived fr. Latin. "Altar of heaven; heavenly homemaker." Compare surnames Arcella (TOP 90%), Arcila (20%). See also Aricella.

Arvilla▼
Var. of Arnette. Origin fr. Old German. "Eagle ruler." Adoption of Arvilla was widespread in the 1900s, but now, Arvilla has gone out of style. See also Arcilla.

Averilla
Var. of Averil. Root fr. Old English. "Boar battle." Scarcely used as a girls' name. See also Avrill.

Bazilla
Var. of Basilia. Stems fr. Greek element. "Royal, regal." Bazili and Bazilna are creative forms.

Willa¹▲, Billa¹
Var. of Wilhelmina. From Old German element. "Determined protector." Popularly used, with usage of 0.048% for Billa and Willa as children's names in 2018, higher than 0.041% the year before.

Willa²▲, Billa²
Var. of Billie. Derivative of Old English language. .. Now a feminine name, a short .. Willa and variants are at the top of their popularity presently.

Camilla▲, var. Milla, Kamilla, Cammilla
From Latin. "Helper to the priest." Camilla is a common (UPPER 24%) feminine name, whereas Cammilla, Kamilla and Milla are rare.

Carmilla
Form of Carmel. Derived fr. Hebrew word. "Garden, orchard." Unusual. Carmilla, like Cirilla, ends with the feminine-sounding -lla. See also Yarmilla.

Cilla¹, Cecilla
Forms of Cecilia. Derivative of Latin, Old Welsh elements. "Blind; sixth." Cecilla is unusual as a baby name among the variant forms of Cecilia.

Chrysilla
Var. of Chryseis. Stems fr. Latin word. "Golden daughter." Chrysilla is an irregularly used female name.

Cilla²
Stems fr. Latin word. "Ancient." Somewhat popular as a girls' name, Cilla is comparable to the common Willa. See also Chella.

Korilla¹, Corilla¹
Forms of Kora. Based on Greek. "Maiden." Corilla and Korilla are not often adopted as girls' names.

Korilla², Corilla²
Forms of Cora. Based on Greek element. "Maiden." Rare. Corilla, Korilla (cf. Kalila) ends with the androgynous -la.

Csilla
Derived fr. Hungarian language. "Star." Csilla is not a Top 2000 name. See also Cilly.

Sybilla, Sibilla, Sabilla, Cybilla
Forms of Sibyl. Derivative of Greek word. "Prophetess, oracle." Sibilla and forms rose in popularity a century ago.

Cyrilla¹, var. Syrilla, Sirilla, Cirilla
Stems fr. Greek word. "Lord." Cirilla and variants are unique as girls' names.

Cyrilla²
Form of Cira. From Greek. "Lord." Cyrilla is not a Top 2000 name. See also Cyrille.

Dilla
Var. of Alida. From Latin element. "Small winged one." Outside Top 2000. See also Dielle.