Names Ending in -ica for Girls

Rica

Britannica

Barbica is a feminine name with potential Slavic origins, likely derived as a diminutive or variant form of Barbara. The suffix "-ica" is common in South Slavic languages like Croatian, Serbian, and Slovenian, where it creates affectionate or familiar forms of names. Barbara itself comes from Greek elements meaning "foreign" or "strange." Barbica remains extremely rare in English-speaking countries, making it an unusual choice that maintains connections to Eastern European naming traditions. The name has a rhythmic quality with its three syllables and offers a distinctive alternative to more common Barbara derivatives. Parents might choose Barbica for its uniqueness while still having roots in the familiar classic name Barbara.

Barbica

Bronica

Camica

Caprica

While there are many who would certainly be put off by the association with spiders, Cavatica has a spirited and spikey feel and sounds enough like Cassia, Catalina, and Callista that it leans "name-y". Cavatica appears in E.B White's popular novel, <em>Charlotte's Web</em> about a spider called Charlotte. A. Cavatica. 

Cavatica

Cedrica

Celica

Charmica

Chassica

Cherica

Cherrica

Chesica

Chessica

Clarica

Damonica

Amica is a word meaning girlfriend that is not often used as a name in Italy, but it would sound pretty and name-like elsewhere.

Amica

Affrica has long been a popular name on the Isle of Man, where long ago there was a Princess named Affrica.

Affrica

<p>Aphfrica is a distinctively spelled feminine name likely derived from the continent of Africa. This unique variation adds an unusual 'ph' and double 'f' to create a more decorative rendering of the geographical name. Names inspired by continents and locations have periodically gained popularity as parents seek distinctive yet meaningful choices. Aphfrica remains extremely rare, appealing to those wanting a connection to African heritage or the continent's rich cultures while using a highly distinctive spelling. The name may symbolize strength, natural beauty, and cultural diversity associated with Africa. As a modern creative spelling, Aphfrica lacks historical usage patterns but fits within contemporary naming trends where parents modify traditional names with unique spellings.</p>

Aphfrica

About a third of baby girl names today end in the letter a, and there's a subgroup of these that end in ica.

The top girl name ending in the letters -ica is still Jessica. Along with Jessica, girl names ending in ica and ranking in the US Top 1000 include Monica, Veronica, Angelica, Erica, and Danica.

If you're looking for multisyllabic names for baby girls that end in ica, here is our full selection. The top names below rank among the current US Top 1000 Baby Names and are ordered by popularity. Unique names rank below the Top 1000 and are listed alphabetically.

About a third of baby girl names today end in the letter a, and there's a subgroup of these that end in ica. The top girl name ending in the letters -ica is still Jessica. Along with Jessica, girl names ending in ica and ranking in the US Top 1000 include Monica, Veronica, Angelica, Erica, and Danica. If you're looking for multisyllabic names for baby girls that end in ica, here is our full selection. The top names below rank among the current US Top 1000 Baby Names and are ordered by popularity. Unique names rank below the Top 1000 and are listed alphabetically. (Page 8)