Eias, Elas, & Elias

It is pretty interesting how so many girls' names from different cultures follow similar phonetic tendencies. I suppose boys' names must as well, but girls' names really seem to!
I've already done Ias, Inas, & Itas, Aias, Anas, & Aras, and Iras & Yras, Ilas & Ylas; this time it'll be Eias, Elas, and Elias. :)
(all names are feminine unless otherwise indicated)

• Bea (German, Scandinavian) [multiple derivations]
• Béia (Portuguese)
• Clea (English, German)
• Cléa (French, Portuguese)
• Cleia (Portuguese)
• Dea (Scandinavian) [multiple derivations]
• Ea (Scandinavian)
• Eia (ancient Greek)
• Eija (Finnish, Swedish)
• Freya/Freja/Freyja (Scandinavian, English)
• Gea (Italian, Spanish, Scandinavian) [multiple derivations]
• Klea (ancient Greek)
• Lea (Czech, German, Italian, Scandinavian, Slovenian, Spanish)
• Léa (French, Portuguese)
• Leia (Biblical Greek)
• Leja/Leija/Leya (Scandinavian)
• Lėja (Lithuanian)
• Mea (Finnish)
• Meja/Meia (Swedish)
• Nea (Scandinavian)
• Neja (Slovenian)
• Rea/Rhea (Scandinavian)
• Reija (Finnish)
• Rheia (Greek mythology)
• Seia (Roman mythology)
• Seija (Finnish, Swedish)
• Shreya (Hindi)
• Sneja (Bulgarian)
• Svea (Swedish)
• Tea/Thea (German, Italian, Scandinavian)
• Teja (Slovenian)
• Theia (Greek mythology)

• Béla (Hungarian) [masculine]
• Běla (Czech)
• Bella (Dutch, English, Hungarian, Scandinavian)
• Cella (Romanian)
• Chela (Spanish)
• Della (English, Swedish)
• Ela/Ella (pretty much everywhere) [multiple derivations]
• Fela (Nigerian [Yoruban?], Polish, Spanish) [masculine as a Nigerian name]
• Gela (Georgian, Russian) [masculine]
• Hela/Hella (Scandinavian)
• Hellä (Finnish)
• Jela (Croatian, Serbian, Slovak)
• Jella (Finnish, Frisian, German)
• Lella (English, Italian)
• Mella (Scandinavian, Anglicized Irish) [separate derivations]
• Nela/Nella (Croatian, Czech, Galician, Italian, Portuguese, Scandinavian) [multiple derivations]
• Pella (Swedish)
• Sela (Hebrew)
• Sella (Scandinavian)
• Špela (Slovenian)
• Stela/Stella (everywhere in the Western world)
• Tela/Tella (Finnish, Swedish) [multiple derivations]
• Vella (Finnish)
• Xela (Galician)
• Zella (English, German)

• Celia (Italian, Scandinavian, Spanish)
• Célia (French, Portuguese)
• Cèlia (Catalan)
• Clelia (Italian)
• Delia (Italian, Polish, Romanian, Spanish, Swedish) [multiple derivations]
• Délia (French, Portuguese)
• Dèlia (Catalan)
• Elia (English, French, Italian, Scandinavian, Spanish) [masculine in Italian; unisex in Scandinavia; multiple derivations]
• Èlia (Catalan)
• Felia (Italian, Russian) [separate derivations]
• Helia (Greek mythology)
• Lelia (Italian)
• Melia (Greek mythology)
• Nelia (English, German, Italian, Swedish)
• Nélia (Portuguese)
• Relia (Romanian)
• Stelia (Greek, Romanian)
• Velia (Italian)
• Zelia (English)
• Zélia (Portuguese)