Maia
Maia is a feminine given name from Ancient Greek. It is used in English, French, Portuguese, Estonian, and 1 other language.
>99% girls
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19 names
Maori · Mythological Maori · Shared Nyree
“a yellow-haired woman”
35% boys · 65% girls
Maori · Royal Hemi
“he who supplants”
63% boys · 37% girls
Maori · Modern Aroha
“one who loves and is loved”
>99% girls
Maori Arona
“one who is colorful and viva- CiOuS”
29% boys · 71% girls
Maori Akona
“one who excites and enthuses”
>99% girls
Maori Aronui
“one who is greatly desired”
>99% girls
Maori Huhana
“resembling a graceful white lily”
>99% girls
Maori Pounamu
“a treasured gift”
>99% girls
Maori Tahupotiki
“a beloved child”
>99% girls
Maori Ngaio
“from the trees; a clever woman”
27% boys · 73% girls
Maori Makareta
Makareta is used as a form of Margaret.
>99% girls
Maori Awhina
“one who helps; a supporter”
>99% girls
Maori Akenehi
“woman who is pure; chaste”
>99% girls
Maori · Biblical Ihaka
“full of laughter”
>99% boys
Maori Ruihi
“one who is illuminated”
50% boys · 50% girls
Turkish · Mythological Aka
Aka is a masculine given name. It is used in Turkish.
48% boys · 52% girls
Maori Ngaire
“a yellow-haired woman”
3% boys · 97% girls
Maori · Literary Heeni
“God is gracious”
>99% girls