Three syllable girls names

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Expecting dc3 and currently have two DDs. We are all sorted if it's a boy but struggling a bit for girls' names. To fit with our DDs we want a three syllable name ending in 'a' and we just can't find one. There must be some that we aren't thinking of! Any ideas welcome

Ophelia
Miranda
Natasha
Yasmina
Sophia
Alisha
Phillipa
Carlotta
Lucinda
Indiana
Yvetta
Belinda
Melissa
Vanessa
Elena
Camilla
Lydia

Cosima
Theresa

Alyssa
Lucia
Alexa
Camilla
Elisa
Susanna
Liora
Elena
Florinda
Ramona
Jacinta
Linnea
Sunniva
Mattea
Viola
Rosanna
Jasmina
Eliza
Marina
Romina
Ginevra
Sabrina
Maria
Rebecca

My daughter had a Genava in her class this past year. Same emphasis on the syllables as Genevieve, but a 'vuh' sound instead of the 'veeve' sound at the end. I hadn't heard it before, but it really grew on me. Loads of good suggestions in previous posts. :)

Magdala
Elena / Eleanor
Athena

Elodie
Amelie
Serena

Wow, about 99% (not accurate) of the names mentioned end in an 'a'.

LOADS of possibilities! I don't think these have been mentioned yet:

Acacia
Agnessa
Aida
Alberta
Alfreda
Allegra
Andrea/Andrina
Angela
Anika
Anita
Aretha
Aria
Augusta
Aurora
Bettina
Bonita
Breanna
Brigitta
Catriona/Katrina
Calista
Carina/Karina
Carissa
Cassandra
Chiara
Claudia
Cressida
Cynthia
Dakota
Deanna/Diana
Delia
Delilah
Electra
Gloria
Iona
Isolda
Jocasta
Justina
Leona
Liana
Martina
Melinda
Michaela/Mikayla
Minerva
Monica
Nerida
Nicola
Paloma
Pamela
Priscilla
Renata
Roberta
Rosetta
Rosina/Rosita
Rowena
Saskia
Savanna
Silvana
Tamara
Tamika
Winona
Zinnia

Or if you're feeling v brave: Boudicca

Cliffdiver, that's what the OP asked for

Cliffdiver

Tabitha

Jacinta
Carolina
Cecelia
Aurora
Dorothea
Miranda

wow-lots of suggestions thank you.

Tabitha could be a contender. I was pondering Fenella but my DH says it's too old fashioned....

Rebecca
Rosanna

Oh yes, sorry

In my sleep deprived state I didn't read the op properly.

Was amazed at how many names ended in an 'a'!

Sophia. Lydia.

Haha cliff I thought you were just amazed most people had read the op properly

Are you open to four syllable names? You said you like "Olivia" which I would count as four syllables.

Anyway, three syllables:

Sophia
Louisa
Eleanor (pronounced with an "ah" sound)
Maria
Helena
Diana (is that a no-go in the Uk? I live overseas.)
Luella
Georgina

Three-ish or four syllabus:

Catalina
Georgiana
Amelia
Henrietta
Gabriella
Valeria
Esmeralda
Victoria

Olivia is 4 syllables..

Alexa
Elena

Serena
Kerenza
Annora/Onora
Franziska
Davina
Celia
Mafalda
Susanna(h)
Maxima
Barbara
Arlene/Arlena
Almeda
Alanna(h)
Bettina
Lydia
Livia
Clorinda
Melinda
Estella
Julia/Juliana - stretching the 3-syllables a bit
Carina
Demelza
Monica
Phyllida
Carlotta
Verena
Vanora

Also: Anthea, Althea, Camilla, Gisela, Perdita, Richenda, Selina, Talitha...

I'll add (as four syllables like Olivia)

Cornelia

Cordelia

Isabella

and a three syllable:

Patricia

You could follow the lead of Victorian Coren-Mitchell and David Mitchell and call her Barbara.

Diana
Rosanna
Joanna
Ivana
Serena
Sienna
Tabitha
Julia
Carina
Helena
Elena
Georgina
Patricia
Francesca
Claudia
Sabrina

Best of luck!

You could be ancient Roman:

Antonia, Augusta, Cassia, Drusilla, Fabia, Flavia, Faustina, Laetitia, Marina, Martina, Lucilla, Lucretia, Marcella, Marcia, Paulina, Sabina, Sabrina....

*depending on how you pronounce the final syllable

I love Fenella - such a gorgeous name with good nickname possibilities:Nella, Nell... not at all old-fashioned.

Do try and persuade your husband!