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Probably something along ah-VE-zah or ah-VE-sah. The "z" letter in such a position is unusual for German names and would probably lead to different pronounciations.
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As a germanic name it has initial stress. I'm not sure about the pronounciation of the letter z, but for a high german name it will be /ts/. The letter e is either a clean /e/ sound (like in bed) or a shwa. So my best gues is AH-ve-tsa.
It is a diminutive form of Ava (Frau Ava is the first female poet in german language known by name, BTW).
It is a diminutive form of Ava (Frau Ava is the first female poet in german language known by name, BTW).
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