What are the usable variations of Maria?

[Roundtheroundabout]

We want to use the a variation of the name Maria, but not Maria / Marie/ Miriam/ Mary. What are the useable variations of this name which are as close to Maria as possible?
I have found:
Marianna
Marissa
Marina
Marialisa
Marialina

I know there are others like
Anna-Maria
Maria-Louisa
However, I’m not keen on a hyphenated name, looking for a name that doesn’t have a hyphen in between.

Mariam is lovely.
Marieke- most beautiful song ever.

I prefer Marianne to Marianna too.
Mari is nice.
I’ve met lots of ladies called Marina.
Marissa is ok too.

I know a Mariska and think her name is just beautiful.

Marieke is also lovely.

Marianne is the nicest I think
Or Maryam/Mariam
Marina is nice but I don't think it's a version of Maria

You don't need a hyphen between Anna Maria etc, if that makes it better for you.

Marianne
Marion
Marilyn
Marnie
Marika

Muireann Pronounced Mur ..an
Irish for Mary Ann

Marina apparently has nothing to do with Mary/Maria and unlike the others is an entirely separate name, much to my disappointment (wanted a Maria based name for religious reasons and love Marina!) I like Marietta and Mariana best

And Miriam and Mary

I knew a Mariella once. Never came across the name before or since, still think it is beautiful.

@TheSpiral

Marina, is where boats park Bet nobody ever said that to Princess Marina of Greece and Denmark.

Not to her face. Her Boaty McBoatface.

Mhairi

Here in Italy we've got:
Marianna (used to be short for Maria Anna but is now a name on its own)
Marina
Mariolina
Marisa (Maria Luisa) ("s" pronounced as /s/)
Maresa (Maria Teresa) (also pronounced with /s/)
Mariangela
Marika (Maria Carmela/Carmen)

Basically any Maria + other name can contract to form a new name.

@MrsTerryPratchett - I hardly ever genuinely laugh at posts but that did make me giggle out loud.

I would consider Mary and Maria and Miriam far more usable that Marialisa or Marialina in the UK.

I like lots of these names (especially Marianne) but wouldn’t think of them as being connected to Maria.

If you want to honour someone called Maria why not use Maria as a middle name and choose a different first name that you like.

Ria?

Thanks @TheSpiral

I won't lie. I was inordinately pleased with that one.

I used to work with a Mara, and thought that was lovely.

Marianne is beautiful.

Mia

Marielena

Marialena is what I meant to write but my phone didn't like it!

Marianne is much more elegant than Marianna.

I like Marina too. And Marielle

Mairi
Marysia

Not Marissa please - makes me think of Mrs Coulter!
Marian is also similarish and not mentioned so far I think.
Or Mary-Rose, Rosemary, are maybe possibilities, along with Ann-Marie or Ann Marie or Annemarie if you don't like hyphens (and I agree with that).

I quite like Marian and Mariel(le).