Girl Names Ending with -dya

-dya names for baby girls, with 40 entries. -dya names are uncommon as baby girl names. -dya names are not listed within the top 1000.

place of plenty ... has its origins in the Algonquian-Wakashan ... variant transcription of Acadia ...

Sunday, gift from god, ornament, ... has its origins in the African-Swahili and ... used largely in Indian ...

place of plenty ... has its origins in the Algonquian-Wakashan ... variant of Acadia ...

one who is wealthy and prosperous ... origin is Germanic ... variation of Aldea ...

lovable ...The origin of Amandya is the Latin language ... variant form of Amanda ...

a mountainous region in central ... derived from Old Greek origins ... derivative of Arcadia ...

a mountainous region in central ...The origin of Arckadya is the Old Greek language ...

a mountainous region in central ... origin is Old Greek ... form of Arcadia ... not in the top 1000 names ...

unique ... has its origins in the Arabic language ... form of Badia ... unusual as a baby name for girls ...

prisoner ... language of origin is Punjabi ... variant transcription of Bandi ...

limping ... origin is Latin ... form of Claudia ... not popular as a baby girl name ...

gift of god, gift of god, pain, ... language of origin is Old Greek and Old Greek ... form of Dodie ...

having the peace of God ... origin is Germanic ... derivative of Godfreya ... unusual as a baby name for girls ...

guide, leader, calm, quiet, gift ... language of origin is African-Swahili and ... form of Hadiya ...

the voice or echo of God, struggle, ... origin and use are both in the Hebrew language ... derivative of Hedia ...

India ...The origin of Indya is the English language ... variant of India ...

origin is varied ... variant of Kady ... not popular as a baby name for girls ...

woman from Lydia, noble, honorable, ...The origin of Lidya is Old Greek ... variant transcription of Lydia ...

woman from Lydia, noble, honorable, ... origin is Old Greek ... variant form of Lydia ...

to meditate, to ponder ... origin is Old Greek ... derivative of Medea ...