Tha ending baby names and what they mean, with 69 results. -tha names are used more often as feminine names. Adoption of these girl names was at its most widespread 138 years ago (ADOPTION OF 2.56%) and is now much less (ADOPTION 0.27%, ▼89.4%), with names like Altha becoming less trendy. Mcgatha (TOP 39%) and Botha (44%) are conventional -tha last names.

Agatha - Chrisantha

Agatha▼, var. Agotha, Agetha
Derived fr. Greek language. "Good, honorable." Common, and Agatha, Agetha, Agotha are similar to popular -ha surnames Agha (UPPER 23%), Arocha (13%).

Elbertha, Aubertha, Albertha▼
Var. of Alberta. Based on Old English element. "Noble, bright." Aubertha and Elbertha are more unique as birth names among the forms of Alberta.

Aletha
Form of Alethea. Stems fr. Greek language. "Verity, truth." Aletha grew in popularity a century ago. See also Alletta.

Altha¹▼
Form of Alta. Origin fr. Latin element. "High, elevated." Altha is generally used as a children's name among the forms of Alta. See also Alida.

Eltha, Altha²▼
Forms of Althea. Stems fr. Greek. "Healing herb." Altha and forms were popular as birth names in the 1880s, but now, Altha has fallen out of fashion.

Amantha
.. Also a short form of Samantha. Amantha was not a Top birth name in 2018. See also Amynta.

Amarantha
Stems fr. Greek word. "Unfading." Amaranth is a marginally prominent birth name.

Aretha▼, var. Retha▼, Reatha, Oretha, Laretha, Arletha¹
Based on Greek. "Excellence; righteous." Aretha, Arletha, Oretha, Reatha and Retha are more familiar as children's names compared to Laretha.

Arletha²
Var. of Arlene. .. Possibly feminine form of Arlen, from .. Arletha soared in popularity in the 1930s. See also Aretha.

Artha
Root fr. Hindi element. "Riches." Antha and Attha are creative forms. See also Ardia.

Atha
Form of Athalia. Derived fr. Hebrew language. "The Lord is exalted." Less used today. Atha was last found in 1930-1939 in the Top 2000. See also Athie.

Bartha
Root fr. Old German language. "Shining, brilliant." Barthe (UPPER 35%), Bartra (84%) are common surnames. See also Eartha.

Bertha▼, var. Birtha
From Old German. "Bright, famous." Less popular today. Bertha was the version last appearing (2001) in the Top 2000.

Betha
Stems fr. Celtic language. "Life." Less widespread today. Betha was last listed in the 1880s in the Top 2000. See also Bethia.

Calantha, var. Kalantha
Origin fr. Greek. "Beautiful flower." Calantha and Kalantha are atypical first names.

Caltha
Stems fr. Latin. "Golden flower." Rare, with the common -ha suffix, like Claretha, Carlisha. See also Catha.

Carletha
Form of Carla. From Old German language. "Free man." Not that common as a birth name. See also Charletta.

Carmelitha
Form of Carmel. Source fr. Hebrew element. "Garden, orchard." Not in Top 2000.

Katha, Catha
Var. of Catherine. Root fr. Greek element. "Pure." Not in Top 2000.

Chryssantha, Chrissantha, Chrisantha
Forms of Crisanta. From Greek language. "Golden flower." Unique. Chrisantha, Chrissantha and Chryssantha are not found in the US Census.