Girl names that end in ie

Saramarie

Sarie

Savannahmarie

Scherrie

Schrie

A nickname style choice inspired by the popular boy name Sebastian, Sebbie has the zippy feel of Libby and Effie, the rugged charm of Stevie and Frankie, and the cutesy feel of Sunny and Mimi. Rarely used as a standalone name, it is borne by a (female) character in Ransom Riggs' book series, Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children.
 
If nicknames as given names aren't your style and Sebastiane/enne/ia aren't for you, but you still love Sebbie, other full name possibilities include Isabelle, Sabine, Sabina, Sybella, and Elsbeth.

Sebbie

Selenamarie

Selenie

Senie

Sennie

Seonie

Sephanie

A melodic French choice, Séraphie is a variation of Seraphia or Serapia, both derived from Serapis, the name of a Greco-Egyptian god, formed through fusing the sacred bull Apis with the god of the dead, Osiris. Séraphie may also be viewed as a saintly choice, associated with the 2nd-century martyr, Saint Serapia, who was killed after she refused to worship the Roman gods.
 
From its Greek and Egyptian roots, it likely comes from asar meaning "eye" or "mighty", however, it may occasionally be linked or used as a twist on Seraphine, associated with six-winged Biblical angels whose name means "fiery ones".
 
Both Séraphie and Séraphine were familiar in France in the early 20th-century.