Names Ending in U for Girls

Sanyu

Saralou

A Finnish word name with the whimsical meaning of "fairy tale, fable, story", Satu has been used in Finland since the beginning of the 20th-century, though its peak was in the 60s and 70s, when more than 14000 babies were given the name. It's name day is celebrated on October 18th, which, since 2008, has also been Fairy Tale Day in Finland.
 
An equivalent to the (more familiar?) Swedish Saga, Satu has been heard far less often in its native Finland in recent years, while the similar Taru ("legend and myth") is rarer still. 
 
Satu coincides with the Indonesian and Malay word for "one".

Satu

A Japanese girl name with the lovely meaning of "pearl". 

Shinju

Shiyu

Shizu

Sindhu

A playful Finnish name, Siru doubles up as both a wordy choice and a variation of the Scandinavian Sigrid. Pronounced as SIH-roo (Sih like the sound in sit, roo like the short sound in took), it is a familiar choice for girls in Finland.
 
When used as a word name, it means "fragment, chip, splinter" connoting ice or glass (or perhaps a fragment of poetry), while as a form of Sigrid, it comes from Old Norse and means "fair, beautiful victory". The name is notably borne by the singer Siru Aristola. 
 
The name may also be used more globally, possibly as a Thai, Hindi, and Tamil name, all derived from the Sanskrit Sri meaning "splendor, radiance".

Siru

Sisu is a Finnish word meaning courage, guts, grit, and determination. Sisu may be familiar to the younger crowd as the loveable, hilarious water dragon in the Disney film Raya and the Last Dragon.

Sisu

Siyu

A musical Finnish word name, Sointu refers to a line of three or more notes sounded together. A recognizable choice in Finland, it may be compared to using Melody, Cadence, Harmony, or Lyric in an English speaking context.
 
The first syllable is said to rhyme with coin while the second is like the sound in took.

Sointu

A soft and playful Finnish word name, Sumu is a nature-inspired option that is used quietly but evenly on girls and boys in Finland. Meaning "fog" or "mist", it feels both mystical and earthy, and may appeal to those who like Runa, Talvi, Sulo, and Suvi. 

Sumu

Susu

Tamu

A Finnish name with a nature adjacent meaning, as in a cluster of berries or a bunch of grapes. Alternatively, it refers to a type of flowering plant that bears flowers along its shoots, such as orchards, lupines, foxgloves, and Lily-of-the-Valleys.
 
Linguist Terttu Nevalainen and politician Terttu Savolainen are notable bearers, while terttuselja is the Finnish word for elderberry.