Dy ending baby names and what they mean, with 96 results. -dy names are used more often as feminine names. These girl names reached the height of their popularity during 1960-1969 (USAGE OF 1.74%) and are now much less common (USAGE 0.48%, 72% LESS), with names like Cindy going out of style. Melody (#137) and Kennedy (#59) are two of the more trendy birth names here, while Kenady (TOP 36%) and Mendy (64%) are popular -dy surnames. Here is the list of -dy names for boys.

Addy - Candy

Addy¹
Var. of Ada. Source fr. Old German language. "Noble." Gender-neutral name. Outside Top 2000.

Addy²
Form of Addie. Source fr. Old German, Old English languages. "Noble; son of Adam." Aidy is a moderately popular kid's name.

Lady, Ady, Addy³
Forms of Adelaide. Derived fr. Old German word. "Noble kind." Common as surnames, and Addy (UPPER 8%), Ady (24%), Lady (15%) are similar to common -dy surnames Ahmady (UPPER 88%), Eddy (1%).

Mandy▼, Amandy
Var. of Amanda. Source fr. Latin. "Fit to be loved, lovable." Amandy is unconventional as a girls' name among the variations of Amanda.

Andy
Form of Andrea. Root fr. Greek language. "Manly, virile." A rare children's name, Andy exists more conventionally as a surname. Unisex name.

Bridy, Biddy¹
Var. of Bridget. Derivative of Gaelic. "Exalted one." Biddy and Bridy are not Top 2000 names.

Biddy²
Pet form of Bride or Bridget .. Bady and Bidde are creative variations. See also Bindy.

Lindy▼, Bindy
Forms of Belinda. Derived fr. Italian. "Beautiful." Lindy is a conventional (UPPER 33%) feminine name, while Bindy is unique.

Birdy
Var. of Bertha. Based on Old German element. "Bright, famous." Compare surnames Birky (UPPER 21%), Biddy (15%). See also Byrd.

Blondy
Form of Blondell. Derivative of Latin element. "Caressing." Unique. Blondy is not listed in the US Demographics.

Brady
Source fr. Irish, Gaelic element. "Descendant of Brádach." Not in popularity charts. Gender-neutral name.

Brandy▼
Derivative of English element. The name of the distilled wine .. Brandy is a conventional (TOP 6%) feminine name, and exists regularly (TOP 13%) as a surname. See also Brinda.

Burgandy
Origin fr. English word. Based on the English word. Not Top 2000 name.

Caddy¹
Var. of Caroline. Root fr. Old German element. "Free man." Not Top 2000 name. See also Maddy.

Kandy¹, Candy¹▼, Caddy²
Forms of Candace. From Latin. "Clarity, whiteness." Caddy (UPPER 17%) and Candy (14%) appear commonly as last names.

Cady¹
Form of Cadence. Derived fr. Latin. "With rhythm." Somewhat atypical as a girls' name, Cady is found more frequently as a last name. See also Cadi.

Cady², var. Kady
Root fr. Greek element. "Pure." Cady and Kady are unusual female names.

Candy²▼, var. Kandy²
From English word. "Sweet." Less widespread today. Candy was the variation last recorded (2010) in the Top 2000.

Kandy³, Candy³▼
Var. of Kandace. From Latin element. "Clarity, whiteness." Adoption of Kandy and variants peaked 48 years ago, but now, Candy has become somewhat dated.

Candy⁴▼
Var. of Candida. Root fr. Latin. "White." Candy is common as a girls' name compared to other variant forms. See also Kandy.