Le ending baby names and what they mean, with 316 results. -le names are used more often as feminine names. These girl names were at the height of their popularity in the 1970s (USAGE OF 3.9%) and have become significantly less popular since (USAGE 1.3%, 65.9% LESS), with names like Nichole becoming somewhat outmoded. The trendier baby names in this list are Brielle (#99), Noelle (#228), Joelle (#697), Arielle (#321) and Elle (#380), while Castille (TOP 7%) and Rule (4%) are common -le last names. Here is the list of -le names for boys.

Abagale - Annabelle

Gayle▼, Gale▼, Abigayle▼, Abigale▼, Abegale, Abbigayle, Abbygale, Abbigale, Abbegale, Abagale
Var. of Abigail. From Hebrew element. "Father of exaltation." Abigaile is also a somewhat common baby name.

Abelle
Var. of Abelia. Derivative of Hebrew element. "Breath, vapour." Unusual. Compare Abelle with common -le last names Adewole (UPPER 96%), Anable (43%). See also Arbelle.

Abrielle
Form of Abriana. Origin fr. Hebrew. "Father of many." Adoption of Abrielle as a baby name in 2018 was up 20% compared to a decade ago. See also Arielle.

Edelle, Adelle¹▼, Adele¹▼
Forms of Adela. Based on Old German word. "Noble." Edelle is rare as a girls' name among the forms of Adela.

Delle, Adelle²▼, Adele²▼
Var. of Adelaide. Source fr. Old German element. "Noble kind." Well-used, with usage of 0.018% for Adele and variants as baby names in 2018, though lower than 0.02% in 2017.

Adele³▼
Var. of Adelinde. Origin fr. Old German word. "Noble, soft, tender." Adele is common as a girls' name among the variations of Adelinde. See also Adelei.

Adorabelle
Form of Adora. From Greek, Old German, Latin languages. "A gift; beloved; adored." Adorabelle is rare as a girls' name.

Adrielle
Form of Adrienne. Root fr. Latin word. "From Hadria." Rare as a girls' name, but Adrielle is comparable to the more popular Abrielle. See also Aurielle.

Aedelle
Form of Ardith. Stems fr. Hebrew element. "Blooming meadow." Aedeli and Aldelle are creative variations. See also Adele.

Agnelle
Var. of Agnes. Source fr. Greek word. "Pure, holy." Agnelle is an infrequently used female name. See also Annelle.

Agnolle
Var. of Agnola. Root fr. Italian language. "Angel." Uncommon. Agnolle (cf. Arelle, Agnelle) ends with -lle. See also Agnella.

Alle
Form of Alexandra. From Greek word. "Man's defender." Alle is rare as a girls' name. See also Alya.

Belle▼, Amabelle
Var. of Amabel. Based on Latin word. "Lovable, amiable." Belle exists often (UPPER 5%) as a surname.

Mayble, Maybelle▼, Maible, Mable▼, Mabelle▼, Amaybelle, Amayble, Amable
Var. of Mabel. Stems fr. English, Latin languages. "Lovable." Used somewhat widely as girls' names, Amaybelle, Amable, etc. are comparable to the familiar Anabelle.

Annabelle¹, Anabelle¹▼
Forms of Anabel. Combination of Anna and Belle. Usage of Anabelle and Annabelle as birth names in 2018 was down 23.1% compared to 2017.

Annabelle², Anabelle²▼
Forms of Annabel. Possibly elaborated form of Anna, or .. Adoption of Anabelle and forms was well-received among parents in 2014 and is now diminished, with Anabelle becoming less stylish.

Andrielle
Form of Andrea. Origin fr. Greek language. "Manly, virile." Unique, with the androgynous-sounding -elle ending for Andrielle, like Annelle. See also Audrielle.

Angelle, Angele
Forms of Angela. Source fr. Greek. "Messenger; angel, messenger of God." Angelle (UPPER 13%) and Angele (59%) occur commonly as last names.

Angle
Var. of Angel. Derivative of Greek element. "Messenger; messenger of God." Angles (UPPER 20%), Angie (56%) are familiar last names. See also Angelle.

Annelle, Annaelle, Annabelle³
Var. of Anne. Based on Hebrew element. "He (God) has favored me." Annabelle was a Top birth name in 2018.