Names ending in ia

Patrycia

Pattricia

Paulia

Pearlia

Pecolia

Also appearing as Percília, this distinctive choice appeared in the Brazilian charts in the 1930s and 1940s. While it may look like a relative of Percival or Priscilla, it does ultimately come from an Ancient Greek word meaning "perch" or "dark-spotted". Used as the name of a genus of ray-finned fish that are native to Chile, it could feel a bit too fishy for some, but for others, it could be a name with a cool nature connection and a rarer alternative to Cecilia, Philippa, and Perla. 

Percilia

Peria

Pernia

Phalicia

Phantasia

Phebia

Phelecia

Phenicia

Phia

Philecia

Philicia

Phillicia

Philomenia

Love Sophia but want a truly bold choice too? You could try Sophronia, but Philosophia is a rarer option still. 
 
Associated with the word philosophy, it combines the Greek elements philos and sophia meaning "lover" and "wisdom, cleverness" respectively. Philosophus and Philosophos are masculine forms (and a saint's name).
 
Nicknames include Phia, Pippa, Sophie, and Sophia, and while it may be a lot to wear for a baby, it could certainly work as a name for a wise character in fiction.

Philosophia

Phoenicia

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