Aija is a feminine name with multiple origins and meanings. It is derived from Latvian, where it means "to rock" or "to lull," and also has Hebrew and Finnish connections, meaning "falcon" and being given to girls only in Finland, respectively. The name gained popularity through the main character of the novel "Aija" by Latvian writer Jānis Jaunsudrabiņš. It is also associated with the joyful Finnish exclamation eijaa and is a variant of Aja, derived from the Sanskrit word aja, meaning "goat." The name has evolved in its usage, reflecting cultural influences and historical significance.
