Names that end in y

Zippy and unexpected, Nicoby is an unusual choice that blends elements of Nicholas, Jacob, and Coby. It could be seen as a form of the Greek name Nikoboulos, meaning "prevailing in the council", or simply a pet form of Nicholas meaning "people of victory".
 
Alternatively, it blends Nicolas with Jacob (or Jacoby) into a compound name with the joint meaning "people of victory who supplant". There's also the chance however, that it follows the tradition of naming a place after a person who owns it, so Nicoby could mean "Nicolas's farm or settlement".

Nicoby

Nicolly

Nicoly

Nicoy

Nicy

Nijay

Nikshay

Connected to the moon, water, and a place, Ni̇lay is a popular choice in Azerbaijan. It combines the Turkish and Azerbaijani name from the River Nile, Nil, with the Turkish element ay which means "moon", giving it a meaning that paints a picture.

Ni̇lay

Nimmy

Nimsy

Nincy

Nipsey

Also rendered as Nîpisiy, this Cree name means "willow" or "willow branch". The willow is symbolic of flexibility, learning to be kind, and understanding. 

Nîpsîy

Derived from the Hindi word for "determination", Nischay is a name that combines gentle sounds, with a strong meaning. Associated with certainty and strength, it also appears as Nishchay and Nishchaiy in India, and as Nisay in Cambodia.
 
A notable bearer is YouTuber, comedian, and streamer, Nischay Malhan, who has made the name more familiar in recent years. It entered the US stats for the first time in 2024 when it was given to eight boys.