Origin and Meaning of Illa

Bright, shining one; sublime; beautiful

Origin: Sanskrit - Derived from the Sanskrit word 'illa' which connotes a sense of brilliance and beauty, often associated with light.

• Illa is often used in Hindu culture and is sometimes associated with the goddess of the earth.
• The name is relatively uncommon in Western cultures but has gained some popularity as a unique modern name.
• Notable bearers include Illa (the name of an ancient Indian king) and various modern references in literature and media.
• Though not widely popular, Illa has seen small peaks in usage, particularly in the 20th century within certain communities.
• Variations of the name include Ila and Ilah, which also carry similar meanings and are used in different cultures.