Names Ending in Y for Girls

Dufy is a feminine name that likely derives from several possible origins. It may be inspired by the French painter Raoul Dufy, making it an artistic reference name. Alternatively, it could be a variation of the Irish surname Duffy, which comes from the Gaelic "Ó Dubhthaigh" meaning "descendant of Dubhthach" (dark one). As a given name, Dufy is extremely uncommon, offering a rare choice for parents seeking something distinctive. The name has a playful, light sound with its two syllables and ending 'y', giving it a friendly, approachable quality despite its rarity. The unusual spelling adds visual interest while maintaining a straightforward pronunciation, making it both unique and accessible.

Dufy

Samay

Samely

Delaunay is a refined French surname that has transitioned into occasional use as a feminine given name. Derived from the Old French 'de l'aunay,' meaning 'from the alder grove,' it carries an elegant, artistic association due to its connection to French mathematician and artist Boris Delaunay. As a female first name, Delaunay offers a sophisticated sound with a touch of creative heritage. Though quite rare internationally, it appeals to parents seeking a distinctive name with French cultural roots and artistic connections. The name has a melodic quality with its soft 'del-oh-nay' pronunciation, making it both dignified and accessible for contemporary use while providing a unique alternative to more common French-inspired names.

Delaunay

Sanay

Sandry

Saniy

Saory

Sarahjoy

Saraly

Friendly-sounding name with big "Sweeney Todd" downside. 

Sweeney

Sarinity

Sarynity

Bringing to mind a luxury hotel group and a type of cabbage, Savoy was also the name of a historic region of Europe. Derived from the Latin <em>sappinus</em> via the French <em>Savoie</em>, it means "fir (tree)", and has been appearing sporadically in the US stats since the 20th-century. Predominantly given to boys (in small numbers), it has very occasionally ranked for girls too. 

Savoy

Savy

Sbeidy

Schelly

Scherry

Searcy

Girl names ending in Y have been popular in recent years.

Emily is the 

most popular girl name ending with Y in the US

In England and Wales, Ivy is the top female name that ends with the letter Y, while

 in France the most popular Y-ending girl name is Romy

. Ireland's top girl name ending in Y is Lily, while Iceland's is Sóley.

 that we recommend include Winry, Bettany, and Whimsy.

Here are all Nameberry’s girl names that end with the letter Y, ordered by current popularity on Nameberry.

Baby girl names that end in the letter Y, including top Y-ending girl names and unique female names that end with Y, with meanings, origins, and definitions. (Page 238)

2000+ Girl Names That End in Y