Ie ending baby names and what they mean, with 727 results. -ie names are used more often as feminine names. Adoption of these girl names reached its highest a century ago (ADOPTION OF 20.5%) and is now significantly reduced (ADOPTION 3.9%, ▼80.9%), with names such as Kerrie becoming somewhat outmoded. The most fashionable birth names here are Ellie (#37), Charlie (#152), Evie (#322), Maisie (#498) and Emmie (#598), while Velie (TOP 21%) and Condie (14%) are common -ie surnames. Here is the list of -ie names for boys.

Abbie - Aimie

Abbie▼
Var. of Abigail. Origin fr. Hebrew word. "Father of exaltation." Abrie is also a slightly favored kid's name.

Adalie¹
Var. of Adalia. Origin fr. Hebrew, Old German languages. "God is my refuge; noble one." Common, and Adalie is similar to popular -ie surnames Algie (UPPER 70%), Audie (72%). See also Adelle.

Adalie²
Var. of Adela. From Old German language. "Noble." Usage of Adalie as a children's name in 2018 was down 4.3% compared to the year before. See also Adalley.

Adie, Addie¹▼
Forms of Ada. Derivative of Old German. "Noble." Adoption of Addie and Adie as baby names in 2018 was down 7.7% compared to the previous decade.

Addie²▼
Var. of Adamina. Source fr. Hebrew word. "Earth." Gender-neutral name. Addie became more popular in 2018, gaining +9 rankings as a birth name to reach #1253.

Addie³▼
Derivative of Old German, Old English languages. "Noble; son of Adam." A conventional baby name (#1253 A YEAR AGO) that is also found somewhat frequently as a surname. Cross-gender use.

Addie⁴▼
Var. of Adelaide. Origin fr. Old German language. "Noble kind." Addie peaked in popularity 138 years ago and is now less common. Also used for boys.

Edelie, Addie⁵▼
Forms of Adeline. Derived fr. Old German. "Noble." Addie is found commonly (TOP 21%) as a last name.

Adelie
Based on Old German word. "Noble." Rather unusual as a children's name. See also Adelei.

Adrie
Form of Adrienne. Stems fr. Latin element. "From Hadria." Rather unusual as a children's name. See also Adair.

Emmilie, Emmie▲, Emmelie, Emmalie, Emillie, Emelie, Emilie▼, Emalie, Amelie▲, Amalie, Aemilie
Forms of Emily. Root fr. Latin element. "Rival; laborious; eager." Popularly used, with usage of 0.068% for Aemilie, Emmie, etc. as birth names in 2018, higher than 0.064% a year ago.

Avrie, Averie▲, Aeverie
Forms of Avery. From Old English element. "Elf counsel." Averie is familiar as a children's name compared to Aeverie, Avrie.

Agie¹, Aggie¹
Var. of Agatha. Root fr. Greek word. "Good, honorable." Adoption of Agie and forms was up a century ago.

Nessie, Agnie, Agie², Aggie²
Forms of Agnes. Based on Greek element. "Pure, holy." Agie, Agnie and Nessie are more unique as baby names among the variations of Agnes.

Aggie³
Based on Greek language. "Good, pure." Somewhat atypical as a children's name.

Ailie¹
Form of Eilidh. Source fr. Scottish, Gaelic, Greek elements. "Sun ray." Not in popularity charts. See also Aliye.

Ailie²
Form of Aileen. Origin fr. Norman element. Scottish variant of Eileen, which possibly .. Aidie and Auilie are creative variations. See also Aliye.

Ailie³
Scottish pet form of Aileen or .. Uncommon as a birth name, but Ailie is similar to the more popular Ali. See also Alia.

Ellie▲, Allie¹, Allie², Alie, Aillie, Ailie⁴
Var. of Alice. Source fr. Old German element. "Noble, exalted." Ellie has risen in favor as a baby name since 1970-1979.

Ammie, Amie▼, Aimie
Var. of Amy. Stems fr. Old French, Latin elements. "Beloved." Ammie and forms rose in popularity 48 years ago, but now, Amie has gone out of style.