Lots of smallish girls' names, and they also end that way:
- Abha (ahb-hah, Hindi)--"light, luster"
- Achsa (AHK-sah, [Biblical] Hebrew)
- Ada (AY-dah, English; AH-dah, German, Polish, Scandinavian, Turkish) [multiple derivations]
- Adla (AHD-lah, Swedish)--form of Adela/Adelaide
- Adva (ahd-vah, Hebrew)--"little wave"
- Aella (EYE-lah, [ancient] Greek)--"whirlwind"
- Agda (AG-dah, Swedish)--form of Agatha
- Aida (ah-EE-dah, English, Italian)--from Arabic, "returning"
- Aika (ah-ee-kah, Japanese)
- Ailsa (AYL-sah, Scottish)
- Aina (EYE-nah, Finnish, Spanish; ah-ee-nah, Japanese) [separate derivations]
- Aira (EYE-rah, Finnish)
- Aisha (ah-EE-shah, Arabic)--"life, alive". Other forms include Asha (Swahili).
- Alba (AHL-bah, Italian, Latin, Spanish)
- Alda (AHL-dah, Italian, Portuguese)
- Alka (AHL-kah, Croatian)
- Alma (AL-mah, English; AHL-mah, Italian, Scandinavian, Spanish)
- Alta (AL-tah, English)
- Alva (AHL-vah, Scandinavian)--from Old Norse, "elf"
- Ambra (AHM-brah, Italian)--form of Amber
- Anca (AHN-kah, Romanian)
- Anna (AN-nah, English; AH-nah, everywhere else)--Also spelled Ana. Other forms include Ania, Anka, & Anya.
- Ansa (AHN-sah, Finnish)
- Arja (AHR-yah, Finnish)
- Arla (AHR-lah, Swedish)
- Arna (AHR-nah, Germanic, Scandinavian)--"eagle"
- Arwa (UR-wah, Arabic)
- Åsa (OH-sah, Norwegian, Swedish)
- Asha (AH-shah, Hindi)--"hope"
- Asta (AHS-stah, Scandinavian)--form of Astrid and other Ast-names.
- Auda (OW-dah, Germanic)--form of Otto/Odette
- Audra (OH-drah, Lithuanian; AW-drah, English) [separate derivations]
- Aura (OW-rah, Finnish)
- Aušra (OH-shrah, Lithuanian)--"dawn"
- Ava (AY-vah, English; AH-vah, German, Persian, Scandinavian) [multiple derivations]
- Avra (AH-vrah, Greek)--"aura, breeze"
- Aya (ah-yah, Japanese, Scandinavian) [separate derivations]
- Ayça (eye-jah, Turkish)--"crescent moon"
- Ayla (AY-lah, English; eye-LAH, Turkish) [separate derivations]
- Azra (AZ-rah, Arabic, Bosnian, Turkish)
There's also the Russian name Alla
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