Names ending in a
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Bogdasha
Bogdasha is a masculine name of Slavic origin, functioning as an affectionate diminutive form of Bogdan. The root name Bogdan combines the Slavic elements 'bog' meaning 'god' and 'dan' meaning…
Bogdashka
Bogdashka is a masculine name with Slavic origins, likely derived from the name Bogdan, which combines the Slavic elements 'bog' meaning 'god' and 'dan' meaning 'given.' Thus, Bogdan translates to…
Boglárka
Hungarian
"buttercup"
Hungarian floral name unlikely to make it outside its nation of origin.
Bohemia
Place name
A place name that became a heady way of life, and a rarely-if-ever-used baby name.
Bohemia
Spanish place name, English word name
"Boii home"
More a concept than a place — or a name. The place name Bohemia ultimately derives from the tribe name Boii with the German heim , meaning "home".
Bolivia
Spanish place name
"land of Bolivar; land of the windmill valley"
If you're tired of Olivia, you could be the first on your block to introduce this unique sound-related place name with Latin flair. The country of Bolivia was named after the revolutionary Simón…
Bona
Latin
"good, good woman"
A lovely meaning, but a crude soundalike word has stopped it from being widely used.
Bonadonna
Judeo-Italian
"good lady"
A rhythmic Judeo-Italian mashup name combining Bona (good) and Donna (lady).
Bonanza
Word name
Wildly optimistic -- and unrealistic -- choice.
Bonanza
Word name
Wildly optimistic, and unrealistic, choice.
Anisia
Greek, unequal
This alluring Greek name has two possible meanings — possibly meaning "she who fulfills her obligations, or potentially deriving from the Greek anisos meaning "unequal".
Bonita
Spanish
"pretty"
Like Benita, had some popularity in the fifties.
Bora
Albanian, Hungarian, Mongolian, Slovene, Korean, "snow; foreign; brown, grey; pine tree; purple"
"snow; foreign; brown, grey; pine tree; purple"
A name with a multitude of meanings, Bora means "snow" in Albanian (via borë , and pronounced BAW-ruh); "foreign" in Hungarian, where it is a variation of Borbála, a form of Barbara (pronounced as…
Borbála
Hungarian form of Barbara, Greek
"foreign woman, stranger"
Popular in its native Hungary where it ranks in the Top 100, Borbála is a variation of Barbara. Derived from Greek, it means "foreign, stranger", and is connected to an early Christian saint, the…
Borboleta
Borboleta is a feminine name derived from the Portuguese word for 'butterfly.' Names based on butterflies appear in various cultures, symbolizing transformation, beauty, and delicacy. While uncommon…
Borja
Borja is a masculine Spanish name with historical significance, originating as a surname from the noble Borja (or Borgia) family that rose to prominence in Renaissance Italy and Spain. The family…
Borna
Croatian
"battle"
Popular in its native country, also used in Serbia and Macedonia as Borko.
Boróka
Hungarian word name and diminutive of Borbála
"juniper; foreign woman"
Popular in Hungary where it ranks in the Top 100, Boróka may be considered a word name, meaning "juniper" in Hungarian, making this an equivalent to the stylish English word name. It is also used…
Boruta
Polish
The Devil Boruta is a character from Polish mythology and folklore, a demon said to be a swamp spirit.
Aletia
Aletia is a feminine name with Greek origins, derived from 'aletheia' meaning 'truth.' It can also be considered a variation of the name Alethea or Althea. While relatively uncommon, this elegant…