Girl Names That End in I

Niki

Greek, diminutive of Nicole

Streamlined version of outdated Nicki.

Nicci

Nicci is a feminine name functioning primarily as a diminutive form of Nicole or Nicola, which derive from the Greek name Nicholas meaning 'victory of the people.' This short, snappy variation…

Jodi

Jodi is a feminine name that originated as a diminutive of Judith or Joan. With Hebrew roots, it carries the beautiful meaning of "praised" or "Jehovah increases." Gaining significant popularity in…

Nishi

Nishi is a feminine name with Japanese origins, primarily meaning 'west' or 'western.' In Japanese culture, it represents one of the four cardinal directions. The name has cross-cultural appeal,…

Nitali

Nitali is a feminine name with diverse cultural connections. In some contexts, it may be derived from Native American languages, possibly meaning 'new moon' or relating to new beginnings. It also…

Nivi

Nivi is a concise, feminine name with diverse cultural connections. In Inuit culture, it relates to 'snow,' reflecting the beautiful Arctic landscape. The name also appears in Hindu traditions,…

Nixi

Latin

"goddess of childbirth"

The Nixi were a tribe of childbirth goddesses in ancient Rome. The similar Nixie is a girls' name associated with German water nymphs. Whichever variation you choose, this is a unique name with a…

Noelani

Hawaiian

"heavenly mist"

Unusual yet accessible Hawaiian choice. The Noel beginning makes it a possible name for baby girls born at Christmas .

Jobi

Jobi is a feminine name with multiple potential origins. It may be a modern diminutive of biblical Job, a variation of Joby, or derive from Nigerian origins where it can mean 'protected by God.' The…

Nori

Japanese, English short form or Eleanor, Leonora, Nora, Honora, or North, form of Nor or Nuri, Arabic, Turkish

"ceremonial rites, doctrine, seaweed; unknown, honor, north; my light"

Nori is one of those names with several origins that would have no trouble assimilating into a variety of cultures. It might also be associated with the dried seaweed used to wrap sushi or with the…

Nuri

Short form of Nuria or Hebrew

"my fire"

Nuri might be a nickname for the place name Nuria, popular in Spain and Portugal as a honorific for the Virgin Mary. Nuri is also a usually-masculine name heard in the Middle East, but to the Western…

Olli

Olli as a feminine name is quite unusual, as it is traditionally a Finnish and Estonian masculine name, functioning as a diminutive form of Oliver or Olavi. In Finnish tradition, Olavi derives from…

Olivi

Olivi appears to be a rare variation or shortened form of Olivia, which derives from the Latin word 'oliva' meaning 'olive tree.' The olive tree has historically symbolized peace, fertility, and…

Omari

Swahili, Arabic

"flourishing, populous"

Predominantly used on boys, Omari is occasionally used on girls in the US, while in Nigeria, it is considered mostly feminine. It is considered a Swahili form of the Arabic names Omar and Umar.

Orali

Orali is a feminine name with multiple cultural connections, potentially derived from Hebrew 'or' meaning 'light' combined with a feminine suffix, or possibly related to Latin 'oralis' meaning…

Orli

Hebrew

"light"

Cute, nickname-y, and international, à la Romy or Demi. Spelling it Orly turns it into a busy French airport.

Oreli

Oreli is a delicate feminine name that likely derives from several possible sources. It may be a variation of Aurelie (from Latin 'aureus' meaning 'golden') or a shortened form of Orielle (related to…

Ozari

Ozari is a feminine name with an exotic, contemporary feel. It may have connections to Hebrew origins where 'Ozar' refers to 'treasure' or 'wealth,' or it could derive from variations of names like…

Paci

Paci is a rare feminine name with multiple cultural origins. In Italian, it relates to "pace" meaning "peace," while it may also derive from Native American languages or be a diminutive form of names…

Claudi

Claudi is a feminine name that functions as a shortened form of Claudia, which derives from the Latin 'claudus' meaning 'lame' or 'crippled.' Despite this etymology, the name has long been associated…