Names ending in ‘la’ sound

[Roseg990]

Looking for names ending in la or lea (lah/ler/lar) sound - please nothing to common.

Ideas:
Xeola
Talullah
Skylah
Zalea
Delia

Angela
Isabella
Fenella.
Floella
Delilah
Finolla
Feanulla
Lula
layla
lylah
Shulah

How does Skyla or Skylah not end in -la?

Well, yes, they do if you spell those madey-uppy names like that.

The original name with that sound is spelt Schuyler, which is a surname of Dutch origin and became popular in the US as a first name.

Either way, I’m not a fan.

@NoNarniaBecauseLipstick

How does Skyla or Skylah not end in -la?

Well, yes, they do if you spell those madey-uppy names like that.

The original name with that sound is spelt Schuyler, which is a surname of Dutch origin and became popular in the US as a first name.

Either way, I’m not a fan.

Skyla/Skylah/Skylar is very much an established name. The spelling of a lot of names has changed over time, and in fact spelling names consistently every time is a relatively new thing! For example en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spelling_of_Shakespeare%27s_name

Pamela

Ariella
Camilla
Daniella
Fenella
Finola
Lucilla

What about Ayla, meaning halo around the moon?

It’s Pronounced: A-lah?

Pamela
Angela
Della
Stella
Mariella
Halla
Priscilla
Prunella
Petronella

Priscilla
Drusilla
Ancilla
Mahala
Malala

Fenella
Cordelia
Romola
Kyrilla
Daniella
Gabriella
Rafaella
Rosella
Zillah
Carola
Ancilla
Drusilla
Mariella
Arabella
Annabella
Rosabella
Estella
Stella
Lucilla
Domitilla
Ariella
Cornelia
Fiorella
Ursula
Priscilla
Prunella

Nuala
(pronounced Noola)

Orlaith
Lula
Fenella

Viola
Adela
Castalia
Zola
Eulalia
Dahlia

orla
mila
Lila

Stella
Arabella
Isabella
Cordelia
Cruella?!

Enola
Nova
Nina
Katarina
Catriona
Vaila
Marina
Claudia
Stella
Portia

Dahlia
Delilah
Kalila (that's an unusual one for you! Pronounced Ka-lee-la)
Camilla
Fenella
Arabella
Isabella
Layla
Lola
Stella
Mila / Myla
Gabriella
Ella
Nola
Adela

Leola

Never heard it til I just watched this list of names from 1918 m.youtube.com/watch?v=oZXX8qYHdug