Names Ending in H for Girls

A form of the Arabic name Zakiyya, a variation of the Biblical Zaccai, or a contracted form of Zechariah, Zakiah is used as a unisex name in the US. Given to a small handful of babies each year, it is used fairly evenly on both sexes.

Also appearing as Jaliyah and Jaleah, Jalayah is mostly likely to be another variation of the popular Aliyah, which has both Hebrew and Arabic origins. In this case, the sounds of Amaya and Alaya might also have been thrown into the mix.

Sounds like Nia, looks like Leah.

Salimah is the least popular version of this name in the US, with Salima used five times as often for baby girls. But all versions of the name, which include Salim and Salem, are widely used throughout the Arab world.

Fresh spin on Elizabeth.