Baby Name Poll Results

Here are some 3/3+ syllable names that don't end with -a:

Meredith
Rhiannon
Natalie
Elizabeth
Valerie
Marguerite
Penelope
Caroline
Abigail
Catherine
Leilani
Lorelei
Naomi
Rosemary
Dominique
Genevieve

Ideally, it's best for your first name to NOT have the same ending as your last name.

Instead of "ana", you could try "ane/ anne/en/enne" ending names like Aliane, Eliane, Fabienne, Julianne, Oriane, Lucienne, Marianne, Viviane/Vivienne etc...

I think "el/elle" names such as Arielle and Mariel, would be lovely with Koha.

Another option would be longer names that end in "n" sound like Jocelyn & Jacqueline and "e" sound like Leonie or Cecily.

There are numerous options from which to choose. Many names that end in "a" have another version that doesn't (eg. Seraphina > Seraphine).

^ forgot to add that if you like Millie, you could use Millicent Koa.

^another ending that would be fine with your surname is "et/ette" names like Juliet/Juliette and even two syllable Jeanette.

I think it's ok to have both ending in -a. I would just vary the rhythm. For example if your last name were Beta (just making up something here), Alessia Beta and Aliana Beta would sound better than Anna Beta with a repetitive rhythm. So I think your idea to go with a longer first name is a good one. But if you love Millie, also 2 syllables, I think that's fine since the endings are different. Good luck!

Adrianna Koha, Adriana Koha
Naomi Koha, Noemi Koha
Adeline Koha
Virginia Koha
Gabrielle Koha
Estelle Koha
Isabelle Koha
Marielle Koha
Nicolette Koha
Saskia Koha
Marjana Koha
Mariana Koha
Alexandra Koha, Alexandria Koha
Linnea Koha (lin-AY-uh)
Lucy Koha
Amanda Koha
Madeleine Koha, Madeline Koha
Katarina Koha, Catarina Koha
Teagan Koha
Tess Koha
Maisie Koha
Eleanor Koha
Theodora Koha
Lissette Koha
Rhiannon Koha
Andrea Koha
Vivienne Koha, Vivian Koha
Samantha Koha
Shoshanna Koha
Melissa Koha
Anneliese Koha, Anneliesa Koha
Calliope Koha
Callista Koha
Maeve Koha
Helena Koha, Helaina Koha
Ingrid Koha
Astrid Koha