21 Adorable Baby Girl Names That End in ‘Y’

We know that everyone has an opinion on every name out there, and with so many baby names to choose from, the options can seem very intimidating. But there is no have-to-follow rule book for naming our kids.

One of the many options can simply be a letter of choice — yes, even a last letter. For anyone looking into options for a baby girl and ones that end in the letter “y,” here’s our list of 20 names. There’s bound to be something in here that might make it to your shortlist.

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Whitney

Whitney is probably not a name that comes first to mind when thinking about baby girl names that end in "y," and that’s all the reason to love it more. The name has been around for a very long time, with several different ways to spell it.

Hadley

The name Hadley is a newer name and certainly hasn’t reached the status of classic yet, but that’s a large reason why it’s such a good option. We love that it sounds more gender-neutral and could fit so many cute personalities. The name sits just outside the top 100 in the US, though.

Andy

There is something that’s extra adorable when we take a traditionally “boys only” name and breathe new life into it by ignoring those gender confines. Which is exactly why we love the name Andy for a little girl. It’s short, sweet, strong, and ends in that "y" everyone seems to love!

Ivy

With one of the more common names on the list, Ivy has all the makings of a popular girl name including having only a few letters and a lot of vowels, if we include the letter "y." The name is a nod to the pretty evergreen climbing vine.

Finley

Finley is everything a parent expecting a little bun could ask for. The name is gender-neutral and works whether parents want a traditionally masculine or traditionally feminine name. It has a lot of nicknames to choose from and comes with the supercool meaning of "fair-haired warrior."

Arely

If the name Arely is a new one to you, that’s understandable — it’s not a very common name. That’s why we love it, because it has the classic adorable -y ending and that extra-special sprinkle of being really unique.