Names ending in a

Daijsha

Daina

Dainara

Dainera

The retro Dana meets the classic Nora in this Lithuanian name. Grand and whimsical but with down-to-earth nicknames, Dainora fits equally well in a fantasy novel and in the classroom, and its sweet musical meaning makes it ideal for music lovers.

Dainora

Daiona

Daionna

Dairra

Daisa

Daishana

Daishia

Daisia

Daisja

Daisya

A succinct and literary choice, Daiva was coined by the Prussian-Lithuanian writer Vydūnas, for his work 1908 work, The Shadows of Probočiai. The exact origins of the name are debated, with some sources suggesting it comes from the Sanskrit daiv to mean "destiny", whereas others link it to Dievs, a masculine name from Baltic mythology meaning "god".
 
In the latter case, it is also linked to the Sanskrit and Hindi Deva or Daeva, meaning "deity" and can be used as an alternative transcription. Typically pronounced as DYE-vuh in Lithuanian, in Hindi, it may be DAY-vah or DEH-vah.