Lisa ending baby names and what they mean, with 40 results. -lisa names are used more often as feminine names. These girl names were at the apex of their popularity 6 decades ago (USAGE OF 2.8%) and are now much less common (USAGE 0.1%, ▼97.4%), with names such as Jalisa becoming somewhat dated. Elisa (#457) is the most contemporarily stylish girl name among these.

Adelisa - Idelisa

Adelisa¹
Source fr. French word. A blend of Adela and Lisa. Adelise is a somewhat popular girl's name. See also Adelita.

Alisa¹▼, Adelisa²
Var. of Alice. Origin fr. Old German language. "Noble, exalted." Adelas and Adelish are creative variations.

Alisa²▼
Var. of Alicia. Origin fr. Old German. "Noble, exalted." Common as surname, and Alisa (TOP 84%) is comparable to common last names Addesa (TOP 82%), Aiosa (60%), with the -sa suffix. See also Alisan.

Alisa³▼, var. Allisa
Origin fr. Hebrew language. "Great happiness." Popularly used, with usage of 0.015% for Alisa and Allisa as birth names in 2018, but lower than 0.015% a year ago.

Annalisa¹
Var. of Anne. Root fr. Hebrew language. "He (God) has favored me." Adoption of Annalisa as a baby name in 2018 was 100% less than a decade ago. See also Analise.

Annalisa², var. Annelisa, Anelisa, Analisa
Derivative of Latin word. "Graced with God's bounty." Annalisa, Analisa, etc. became less trendy last year, dropping on average -27 rankings as girls' names with Annalisa leading the decline.

Carlisa
Var. of Carla. Derived fr. Old German word. "Free man." Carlisa is not in the Top 2000. See also Carrisa.

Charlisa
Form of Charlene. Origin fr. Old German. "Free man." Scarce. Charlisa is not listed in the US Census. See also Charmisa.

Chelisa
Form of Chelsea. Stems fr. Old English. "Chalk landing place." Rather quaint as a baby name. See also Shelisa.

Delisa¹
Form of Delicia. Derived fr. Latin. "Pleasure, delight." Delisa is commonly used as a children's name compared to other variant forms. See also Delina.

Delisa²
Form of De-. Derived fr. American element. Combination of the De prefix with .. Delisa was popular as a birth name in the 1960s.

Dorlisa¹
Var. of Dora. Origin fr. Greek element. "Gift." Unique. Dorlisa, like Delisa, Dorisa, ends with the unconventional -isa.

Dorlisa²
Form of Dorothy. Derivative of Greek. "Gift of God." A rare baby name. See also Doralisha.

Elisa¹▲
Var. of Elise. Stems fr. French, Hebrew elements. "God is my oath." Elisa became more popular in 2018, gaining +50 rankings as a birth name to reach #457. See also Elza.

Lisa¹▼, Elisa²▲
Forms of Elisabeth. Derivative of Hebrew element. "God is my oath." Elisa and Lisa are more generally used as children's names among the versions of Elisabeth.

Elisa³▲
Form of Eliza. Source fr. Hebrew element. "God is my oath." Adoption of Elisa as a girls' name in 2018 was 13.7% more than a year ago. See also Elesha.

Lisa²▼, Elisa⁴▲
Forms of Elizabeth. Origin fr. Hebrew language. "God is my oath." Adoption of Lisa and variants peaked during 1960-1969 and has become lower, with Lisa becoming somewhat dated.

Felisa
Var. of Felicia. Root fr. Latin word. "Lucky, fortunate, happy." Somewhat common as a baby name, Felisa is comparable to the familiar Melisa. See also Filis.

Helisa
Form of Helsa. From Danish, Hebrew. "God is my oath." Helisa is unusual as a girls' name.

Idelisa
Var. of Idelle. Origin fr. Welsh element. "Bountiful." Idelisa was not among 2018's Top names. See also Adelisa.