Eeshoo'
Sometimes pronounced "Yeshu'" or "Yishua" is Our Messiah's Name (whom most people refer to as Jesus).

Mara
Is Aramaic for the word "Lord" or "Master" and is frequently used, in respect, by people who are talking to God or ピhoo'.

ネaha
Is closest to the Hebrew word "Elohim" which is a one of God's titles. Translated, Elohim means "Mighties," or "Mighty Ones." In Aramaic, one can simply see it as "God."

MARYA
Is rather special. It is the euphamism used for God's name: YHWH. In most Bibles God's Name is translated as "LORD" in all caps, and the Septuagint (the Greek translation of the Tanakh (or Old Testament)) used "kurios," or "Lord" instead spelling it out (this unfortunately makes it impossible to tell when someone is referring to a master, or YHWH).

Out of these 4, MARYA is unique.

It is theorized that MARYA came from one of two lines of thought:

The First Theory
(The "Definite Lord" Theory):

Since "Mara" means "Lord," "Maree" is "My Lord." Tacking on the masculine ending "-A" to "Maree" makes it "MARYA" or "My Lord" as a seperate noun.

Since "Mara" means "Lord," and "Mar" is "Mara" in the Absolute Construct (the form used to combine words), if one would combine the first syllable of God's name ("YA") with it, we would get "LORD YHWH".