2800+ Girl Names That End in N
- Jennison
Origin:
English surnameDescription:
Brings Jennifer into the twenty-first century.
- Anniken
Origin:
NorwegianMeaning:
"grace"Description:
Sweet Norwegian diminutive of Anna
- Charleen
- Kieron
- Stetsyn
Origin:
American surnameDescription:
Cowboy names are all the rage for boys in recent years, from Yellowstone's Dutton and Kayce to the cowboy hat brand Stetson. It won't be long until these names begin wandering into the girls' charts as well — the spelling Stetsyn was already given to about a dozen girls in 2022.
- Loralyn
- Paityn
Origin:
Spelling variation of PaytonDescription:
Payton and Peyton are both very popular names for girls as well as boys, but Paityn is a spelling variations used almost exclusively for girls.
- Eirinn
- Dylynn
- Pippen
Origin:
Variation of PepinMeaning:
"awe-inspiring"Description:
This spelling variation of the more commonly known Pippin may be used as a nod to basketball star Scottie Pippen.
- Skylyn
- Kathern
Origin:
GreekMeaning:
"pure"Description:
Variation of Katherine.
- Gwyndolin
Origin:
Variation of Gwendolyn, WelshMeaning:
"white ring"Description:
Variation of Gwendolyn.
- Sosan
- Karsen
Origin:
Spelling variation of CarsonMeaning:
"son of the marsh-dwellers"Description:
While Carson and its spelling variations lean masculine, many parents still see the appeal of this surname name for girls each year.
- Mannon
- Sabeen
- Catkin
Origin:
Nature nameDescription:
In botany, a catkin is a long, thin flower cluster found on trees such as willow, hazel, oak and birch. The word derives from Middle Dutch katteken "kitten", due to the resemblance to a kitten's furry tail.
- Sigrun
Origin:
NorseMeaning:
"victory rune"Description:
Sigrún was a valkyrie of Norse mythology. She marries Helgi and dies of sadness after he is slain by her brother, Dagr.
- Carolann
Origin:
Compound name that blends Carol and AnnMeaning:
"free man of grace; song of grace"Description:
A compound name that mirrors the cadence of Caroline but with a twist at the end. The name was briefly popular during the 30s and 40s.