(first two here: Aias, Anas, & Aras, Ias, Inas, & Itas)
Since English is an outlier with our treatment of 'i's and 'y's, I'll be separating them by sound rather than by spelling. ;)
(and yes, many do have different pronunciations as well)
"EER-ah"
- Cira/Sira (Spanish, Portuguese, Italian)
- Dyra (Swedish)
- Fira (Russian)
- Gvira (Hebrew)
- Hira (Turkish, Arabic)
- Ira (Russian, Greek, Basque) [separate derivations]
- Kira (English, Russian, Japanese, Scandinavian) [multiple derivations]
- Mira (English, Hindi, Slavic) [multiple derivations]
- Nira (Hebrew, Russian) [separate derivations]
- Rira (Persian, Japanese) [separate derivations]
- Shira (Hebrew)
- Tsira (Georgian)
- Tyra (Swedish)
- Vera (English)
- Vira (Ukrainian)
"EYE-rah"
- Aira (Finnish, Estonian, Latvian)
- Cyra (English)
- Daira (Latvian)
- Eira (Welsh)
- Kaira (Estonian, Latvian)
- Kayra (Turkish) [unisex]
- Kyra (English)
- Lyra (English)
- Maira (Spanish, Portuguese, [ancient] Greek, Latvian) [multiple derivations]
- Mayra (Spanish)
- Myra (English)
- Naira (Spanish, Aymara)
- Saira (Indian [Urdu?])
- Tyra (English)
- Vaira (Latvian)
- Yaira (Hebrew)
- Zaira (Italian)
"EE-lah"
- Cila (Portuguese)
- Čila (Croatian)
- Dila (Turkish)
- Gila (German, Hebrew) [separate derivations]
- Hila (Hebrew)
- Ila (Hindi)
- Jila (Persian)
- Lila/Leela (Hindi)
- Mila (English, Slavic, French, Portuguese, Scandinavian)
- Nila/Neela (Hindi)
- Phila ([ancient] Greek)
- Shila/Sheela (Hindi)
- Síle/Sheila (Irish, English)
- Svila (Serbian)
- Tila (Spanish, Scandinavian) [separate derivations]
- Tzila (Hebrew)
- Zhila/Zheela (Persian)
"EYE-lah"
- Aila (Finnish)
- Ayla (Turkish, Scandinavian) [separate derivations]
- Baila/Beila (Yiddish)
- Gaila ([medieval] Basque)
- Ila (English)
- Isla (Scottish, English)
- Kyla (English)
- Laila (Scandinavian)
- Lila/Lilah (English)
- Lyla (English)
- Maila (Estonian, Scandinavian, Portuguese)
- Naila (Arabic)
- Raila (Finnish)
- Saila (Finnish)
- Twila/Twyla (English)
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