Girl Names Ending With Pha
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Baby Girl Names That End With Pha (List 1)
| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Adelpha |  |
Meaning : Dear Sister. Used in : Greek |
| Adolpha | |
Meaning : Noble She Wolf Used in : German, French |
| Alpha | |
Meaning : First-bom. The First Letter Of The Greek Alphabet. Used in : African, Australian, Chinese, Greek, French, Latin, Swedish, American, European |
| Apocrypha | |
Meaning : Hidden. Non-gerderized Biblical Name. Used in : Biblical |
| Beth-rapha | |
Meaning : House Of Health. Non-gerderized Biblical Name. Used in : Biblical |
| Delpha | |
Meaning : In american meaning is : Dolphin Used in : Greek, French, American |
| Hakupha | |
Meaning : A Commandment Of The Mouth. Used in : Biblical |
| Hashupha | |
Meaning : Spent, Made Base. Used in : Biblical |
| Hattipha | |
Meaning : Robbery. Used in : Biblical |
| Josepha | |
Meaning : Feminine Form Of Joseph Used in : Hebrew, French, German, Swedish, Australian, Hebrew, Danish |
| Nympha | |
Meaning : Bride. Used in : Greek, Netherlands, Australian |
| Orpha | |
Meaning : In hebrew meaning is : 'A fawn, a forelock; back of the neck, skull Used in : French, American, Hebrew |
| Stepha | |
Meaning : Crowned. Used in : Greek, Australian |
| Valasipha | |
Meaning : Curled Hair Used in : Sanskrit |
| Yosepha | |
Meaning : God Will Multiply, Jehovah Invreases. Used in : Hebrew, Hebrew |
| Zillpha | |
Meaning : Old Testament Name Revived In The 18th Century And Gradually Fading Ever Since. Used in : Hebrew, Hebrew |
| Zilpha | |
Meaning : In hebrew meaning is : Old Testament name revived in the 18th century and gradually fading ever since. Used in : Hebrew, Australian, Hebrew |
| Zylpha | |
Meaning : Old Testament Name Revived In The 18th Century And Gradually Fading Ever Since. Used in : Hebrew, Hebrew |