Eigh ending baby names and what they mean, with 67 results. Adoption of these girl names was at its apex in 2010 (USAGE OF 0.4%) and is somewhat lower today (USAGE 0.2%, ▼35.4%), with names such as Caleigh becoming somewhat dated. The trendier girl names here are Charleigh (#459), Harleigh (#876), Hadleigh (#952), Marleigh (#940) and Bryleigh (#1023), while Kreigh (TOP 59%) and Shapleigh (51%) are familiar -eigh last names.

Ainslaeigh - Charleigh

Ashleigh▼, Asheleigh, Ainslaeigh
Var. of Ashley. Source fr. Old English. "Ash meadow." Uncommon, with the -igh suffix for Ainslaeigh, Asheleigh, Ashleigh, like Annesleigh, Arleigh.

Ainsleigh
Form of Ainsley. Derived fr. Old English word. "Only hermitage wood or clearing." Aisleigh is a somewhat common baby name.

Analeigh▼
Var. of Ana. Based on Hebrew word. "Favored grace." Analeigh peaked in popularity in 2009, but now, Analeigh has gone out of style.

Ansleigh, Annsleigh, Annesleigh
Forms of Ansley. Root fr. Old English language. "Hermitage field." Unique. Annesleigh, Annsleigh, Ansleigh, like Arleigh, use the androgynous-sounding -igh ending.

Arleigh¹
Based on Old English element. "Hare-meadow." Cross-gender use. Rare. Compare Arleigh with popular surnames Ameigh (TOP 52%), Amigh (96%), which also end with -gh.

Harleigh▲, Arleigh²
Var. of Harley. Origin fr. Old English. "Hare meadow; rock meadow." Arleigh is novel as a birth name among the forms of Harley.

Aubreigh
Var. of Aubrey. Derivative of Old German word. "Elf or magical being, power." Aubreigh is popular as a baby name compared to other forms.

Bayleigh, Baleigh, Baileigh
Var. of Bailey. Derived fr. Old English element. "Berry clearing; bailiff; city fortification." Baileigh, Baleigh and Bayleigh are more commonly used as girls' names compared to other variant forms.

Bentleigh
Form of Bentley. Origin fr. Old English. "Meadow of bent grass." Rather quaint as a girls' name.

Bradleigh
Form of Bradley. Based on Old English. "Broad meadow." Cross-gender use. Rather quaint as a children's name.

Breigh
Form of Breanna. Origin fr. English, Irish, Gaelic, Celtic. "High, noble, exalted." Breigh was not among 2018's Top names. See also Brighe.

Brittneigh
Var. of Brittany. Stems fr. Latin language. "From Brittany or Britain." Not Top 2000 name.

Bryleigh¹▲
Var. of Brylee. Based on American element. Probably an invented name of Bryana .. Adoption of Bryleigh peaked in 2015 and is almost as widespread now. See also Bayleigh.

Bryleigh²▲
Root fr. American word. Modern combination of Brynn and Ryleigh. Bryleigh was favored 3 years ago and is almost as popular now. See also Bayleigh.

Kayleigh¹, Kaleigh¹▼, Kaileigh¹, Cayleigh¹, Caleigh¹▼, Caileigh
Var. of Cayla. Source fr. Irish, Gaelic. "Slim and fair." Popular, with usage of 0.057% for Caileigh, Kaileigh, etc. as girls' names in 2018, but lower than 0.062% the previous year.

Kaylleigh, Kayleigh², Kaleigh²▼, Kaileigh², Kaeleigh, Cayleigh², Caleigh²▼
Forms of Kaylee. Origin fr. Gaelic language. "Slender." Somewhat common as birth names, Caleigh, Kayleigh, etc. are similar to the common Raleigh.

Karleigh▲, Carleigh¹
Var. of Carly. From Latin word. "Free man." Carleigh and Karleigh are intermittently used as given names.

Carleigh²
Form of Carla. Root fr. Old German. "Free man." Adoption of Carleigh as a baby name in 2018 was 32.1% less than the previous decade. Also used for boys.

Ceileigh
Form of Cecilia. Root fr. Latin, Old Welsh words. "Blind; sixth." Ceileigh is scantly used as a women's name. See also Cayleigh.

Charleigh▲
Form of Charlie. Source fr. Old German. "Free man." Charleigh was a Top birth name in 2018.