1. Ila
Earth, invocation, breath
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We found 51 names that are similar to "Ihla" based on sound and style.
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Earth, invocation, breath
Iola, of Greek origin, means "purple," symbolizing royalty, wisdom, and the transformative power of love.
Iyla: Moonlight (Hebrew)
Iylah means "God" in Hebrew, representing strength, power, and authority.
Moon (Arabic, Hebrew, Somali), Light (Russian)
Goddess, deity.
Ilia: Greek origin, meaning "sun," embodying warmth, radiance, and divine inspiration.
Ilo: Hawaiian origin, meaning "eagle," associated with strength, courage, and wisdom.
Illa: Hebrew origin, meaning "oak tree," symbolizing strength, stability, wisdom, longevity, and protection.
Iulia: youthful, young (Latin)
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