Names That Mean Yahweh

While those final two syllables may make this ancient name unusable in contemporary English-speaking contexts, it was borne by an early pope, along with several bishops, deacons, and writers. While the exact meaning is uncertain, it seems plausible that the name could come from the same root as Hananiah (or Hananias) meaning "Yahweh is gracious".
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The Spanish form Aniano, and its feminine counterpart, Aniana, may feel more usable today, as might Ananias or simple Hananiah. 

Anianus

This rhythmic South Slavic name is related to Elijah, as a feminine form of the local variant Ilija. With a sound reminiscent of the popular Eliana and a distinct -ka ending, Ilinka is an attractive possibility that could easily be used internationally.

Ilinka

Matthijs

Xaia may be a modern invention, inspired by the likes of Maia, Kaia, and Gaia, or it could be a feminine form of Isaiah (or Izaiah) or Josiah, giving it a Biblical connection. Alternatively, it may link to the Burmese and Mongolian name, Zaya, giving it the meaning "fate, destiny" or to Xyla, linking it back to the Greek word for "wood" or "The Cross". 
