A ending baby names and what they mean, with 241 results. -a names are used more often as feminine names. The most trendy boy names among these are Ezra (#59), Hamza (#612), Koa (#816), Santana (#732) and Yehuda (#930), while Mazza (TOP 3%) and Baeza (3%) are familiar -a surnames. Here is the list of -a names for girls.

Abba - Akiva

Abba¹
Var. of Abbas. Based on Arabic, Hebrew. "Stern, somber; father." Gender-neutral name. Abba (TOP 52%), like Akiba (TOP 80%), Aba (89%), is a common -ba suffix surname.

Abba²
Form of Abbott. From Old English. "Father, priest." Compare surnames Abban (UPPER 80%), Abbas (6%). Gender-neutral name.

Abda
Source fr. Arabic word. "Servant." Abda is a scarcely used masculine name. See also Arda.

Abdoulla, Abdella¹, Abdalla¹
Forms of Abdul. Derivative of Arabic language. "Servant." Outside Top 2000.

Abdulla, Abdualla, Abdella², Abdalla²
Var. of Abdullah. Origin fr. Arabic language. "God's servant." Abdella and variants were not among 2018's Top names.

Abia, var. Avia, Abija
Stems fr. Hebrew language. "God is my father." Abah and Ahia are creative forms.

Abisha, var. Abidja
Root fr. Hebrew language. "Gift of God." Not in Top 2000.

Abna
Var. of Abner. From Hebrew language. "Father of light." Not Top 2000 name. See also Abia.

Achava, var. Ahava
Based on Hebrew. "Friendship." Achava and Ahava are rarely adopted as birth names.

Achillea
Var. of Achilles. Stems fr. Greek language. From Achilleus .. Achillea is a rarely used masculine name.

Ackerlea, Acklea
Var. of Ackerley. Derived fr. Old English language. "Oak meadow." Not Top 2000 names.

Addonia
Var. of Adonis. Origin fr. Greek element. "Extremely good looking, handsome." Addonia is unique as a birth name. See also Adonia.

Aditya
Derivative of Sanskrit word. "The sun." Adoption of Aditya as a birth name in 2018 was 52.1% less than a decade ago.

Adonia¹, var. Adoniya, Adonia²
Origin fr. Hebrew word. "My lord is Jehovah." Not in Top 2000.

Adya
Var. of Adrian. From Latin. "From Hadria." Unique. Adya is not found in the US Census. See also Adao.

Andrija, Andrea, Andonia, Aindrea
Forms of Andrew. Derived fr. Greek element. "Man, warrior." Usage of Andrija and variants peaked 48 years ago.

Anslea, Annslea, Ainslea
Forms of Ansley. Derived fr. Old English. "Hermitage field." Uncommon. Ainslea, Annslea, Anslea, similar to Arlea, have the unusual androgynous -lea ending.

Akalanka
Derivative of Sanskrit language. "Flawless." Akalanka is not a Top 2000 name.

Akira
Derived fr. Japanese element. "Bright, clear, ideal." Also a girls' name. Less popular today. Akira was last found in the 1920s in the Top 2000.

Akiva
Derivative of Hebrew language. "Protect, shelter." Unisex name. Akiva grew in popularity in 2017 and is almost as common now.