Sa ending baby names and what they mean, with 221 results. -sa names are used more often as feminine names. Adoption of these girl names was at its highest in the 1970s (USAGE OF 4.58%) and is now much lower (USAGE 0.7%, 85% LESS), with names like Vanessa going out of style. Elisa (#457), Tessa (#245) and Luisa (#1112) are three of the more fashionable birth names in this list, while Zisa (TOP 32%) and Bussa (26%) are popular -sa last names.

Adalgisa - Anissa

Adalgisa
From Old German word. "Noble, precious promise." Rare, with the common feminine -isa ending for Adalgisa, like Aloisa.

Lyssa¹, Lissa¹, Ilyssa¹, Ilysa, Illyssa, Ellsa, Elsa¹▼, Ellissa, Elissa, Alyssa¹▼, Alysa¹▼, Allissa¹, Allyssa¹▼, Alissa¹▼, Alisa¹▼, Alaisa, Adelisa¹
Forms of Alice. Derivative of Old German language. "Noble, exalted." Aissa is also a somewhat popular birth name.

Adelisa²
Stems fr. French language. A blend of Adela and Lisa. Uncommon, but Adelisa is similar to common surnames Apisa (TOP 87%), Aleksa (60%), which also end with -sa. See also Adelita.

Neysa, Nevsa, Nessa, Inessa, Annisa¹, Anessa¹, Anissa¹▼, Agnessa
Var. of Agnes. Based on Greek element. "Pure, holy." Usage of Anissa as a girls' name has waned since 1993.

Ailsa, var. Elsa²▼
Derived fr. Old Norse. "Island of Alfsigr." Ailsa is unusual as a birth name.

Alyssa²▼, Alysa²▼, Allysa¹, Alissa²▼, Alisa²▼, Aleesa
Forms of Alicia. Root fr. Old German element. "Noble, exalted." Alisa, Alissa and Alyssa are in the Top 2000.

Alessa¹
Form of Alessandra. Origin fr. Greek element. Italian and Spanish form of Alexandra. Adoption of Alessa was at a high 2 years ago and has remained conventional. See also Alexia.

Alessa²
Form of Alexis. Derivative of Greek. "Defender." Adoption of Alessa as a baby name in 2018 was 10.8% more than a year ago. See also Alisia.

Alisa³▼, var. Alyssa³▼, Allysa², Allissa², Allisa, Alissa³▼
Derived fr. Hebrew. "Great happiness." Adoption of Alisa, Alyssa, etc. as baby names in 2018 was down 13.1% compared to the year before.

Sinisa, Allessa
Forms of Alexandra. Stems fr. Greek. "Man's defender." Sinsa and Sinsi are creative forms.

Luisa▲, Lovisa, Louisa▼, Lluisa, Heloisa, Aloisa, Eloisa
Forms of Louise. Derivative of Old German element. "Famous warrior." Luisa is a trendy version.

Alonsa
Derived fr. Old German word. "Ready for battle." Not in popularity charts. See also Alanza.

Alyssa⁴▼, var. Lyssa², Lissa², Ilyssa², Illissa, Alysa³▼, Allissa³, Allyssa²▼, Alissa⁴▼
Source fr. Greek language. "Rational." Alyssa and forms were favored by parents 2 decades ago and are now less widespread, with Alissa becoming less fashionable.

Amarissa
Form of Amaris. Based on Hebrew. "Promised by God." Amarissa is not in the Top 2000.

Amisa, var. Amissa
Derived fr. Hebrew word. "Companion, friend." Amira, Amina are familiar last names.

Anarosa
Var. of Ana. Based on Hebrew. "Favored grace." Not Top 2000 name.

Andresa
Var. of Andrea. Source fr. Greek element. "Manly, virile." Uncommon. Andresa, similar to Aleesa, has the feminine-sounding -esa ending.

Anyssa, Annisa², Anissa²▼, Anessa²
Var. of Annis. Origin fr. Greek. "Satisfaction." Anissa and variants were favored 3 decades ago and have become less conventional, with Anissa becoming less stylish.

Anisa▼, var. Annissa
Source fr. Arabic, Persian, Iranian. "Pleasant companion; like love." Rare, with usage of 0.001% for Anisa and Annissa as children's names in 2018, lower than 0.006% a year ago.

Anissa³▼
Var. of Anice. Origin fr. Greek language. "Satisfaction." Adoption of Anissa as a girls' name in 2018 was 21.7% less than 2008. See also Anyssa.