675+ Girl Names That End in S

Felis

Felis is a feminine name with Latin origins, derived from the word meaning 'lucky,' 'fortunate,' or 'happy.' It shares its root with the word 'felicity.' Interestingly, Felis is also the taxonomic…

Feliss

Feliss is an uncommon feminine name that may be a variant of Felice or Felicia, which derive from Latin origins meaning "happy" or "fortunate." The distinctive double 's' ending gives it a unique…

Floss

Diminutive of Florence

"flourishing, prosperous"

A diminutive of Florence, with a cosy vintage vibe, a candyfloss sweetness, and a touch of sassy and outdoorsyness too. Occasionally used as a given name back in the 19th century in the US, though…

Floris

Floris is a feminine name with elegant Latin and Dutch origins, derived from 'flos' meaning 'flower.' In Dutch tradition, it appears as the feminine form of Floris (a male name), while in other…

Francis

Latin

"Frenchman or free man"

While Francis in this spelling is more commonly used for boys in English-speaking countries, it has a long tradition as a feminine name as well, especially in Catholic families. About ten percent of…

Francys

Francys is a feminine name that represents a variation of Frances, which has Latin origins from the name Franciscus, meaning 'free one' or 'from France.' This distinctive spelling adds a modern twist…

Proinséas

Proinséas is the traditional Irish Gaelic form of Frances/Francis. This feminine name derives ultimately from Latin 'Franciscus,' meaning 'Frenchman' or 'free one.' The distinctive spelling reflects…

Generous

Generous is an exceptionally rare feminine virtue name derived directly from the English word describing someone who gives freely and abundantly. Unlike more common virtue names like Grace, Faith, or…

Clematiss

Clematiss is an unusual feminine name derived from Clematis, a flowering vine known for its star-shaped blossoms. This botanical name comes from the Greek word 'klema' meaning 'vine branch' or…

Aris

Variation of Ares or short form of Aristea, Aristella, or Aistotelia, Greek

"ruin, bane; the best"

Aris is typically a masculine name in Greek, connected to the ancient Greek god of war, Ares, or to Aristoteles, meaning "the best purpose". As a feminine name, however, it could be considered a…