Milla is from the Hebrew מִלָּה (Millāh — word, utterance, speech) — foundational also foundational diminutive form of foundational Camilla / Ludmila in foundational Slavic + Italian. A modern American baby name in the broader Hebrew + multi-cultural heritage aesthetic. Milla is one of the foundational feminine names — central to traditional Hebrew + Slavic heritage. The foundational Hebrew millāh (word) is foundational central to foundational Hebrew Bible logos-naming heritage + foundational Job 32:11 + 33:1 + foundational central to foundational Jewish davar (word/thing) + foundational millat (word in Aramaic) + foundational central to foundational Hebrew + Aramaic-Arabic millah (foundational nation/religious community in Quranic Arabic — foundational millat Ibrāhīm foundational Religion of Abraham). Notable bearer: Milla Jovovich (born 1975) — foundational Ukrainian-American actress + model + foundational The Fifth Element 1997 + foundational Resident Evil franchise 2002-2016 + foundational central to foundational Hollywood science fiction heritage; foundational also foundational Camilla foundational Latin warrior-maiden in foundational Virgil's Aeneid + Ludmilla foundational Slavic saint (Saint Ludmila of Bohemia c. 860-921 CE — patron saint of Czech Republic). Foundational feminine name reflecting Hebrew + multi-cultural heritage.
Featured throughout Hebrew heritage.
Milla reduces to seven.