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Maybe Chaka, like the singer Chaka Khan. I heard somewhere that Chaka means fire or perhaps fiery. Please correct me if I'm wrong.:D

Pagan fire names for girls

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Hestia - Greek goddess of fire, the hearth and home.

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Pyrrha - "Fire"; daughter of Pandora and Epimetheus, and the Hellenic equivalent of Noah's wife.

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Vesta - Roman goddess of fire, the hearth and home.

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Eisa - "Embers"; Norse goddess of fire, the hearth and home, and daughter of the god Loki.

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Gerda - Norse goddess of beauty, magic, fire, the sun and day, time.

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Brighid or Brigid - Celtic goddess of fire. Wiccans honor her on the holiday of "Imbolc", also known as "Candlemas" or "The Festival of Brighid (pronounced "Breed")", celebrated on February 2nd.

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Brigantia - Irish goddess of fire.

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-- Nanaea

Aodhnait? It's an Irish girl's name derived from the Celtic god name Aodh, which means "fire." It's pronounced EE-nut or AY-nut. It's sometimes anglicized Enat.

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Agnimitra is an Indian name meaning "friend of fire." I think this is really pretty, but it's a boy's name.

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Some Indian girls' names (I'm not sure which language or religion):

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Banhi- "fire"
Jwala- flame of fire, brilliant light
Jyotika- a small lamp, small flame of fire

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