Ssa ending baby names and what they mean, with 124 results. -ssa names are used more often as feminine names. These girl names reached the top of their popularity in 1993 (USAGE OF 2.32%) and are now much less popular (USAGE 0.5%, ▼79%), with names like Melissa becoming less in vogue. Tessa (#245) is the most contemporarily stylish name for newborns in this compilation, while Fossa (TOP 51%) and Mussa (32%) are popular -ssa surnames.

Agnessa - Beeatrissa

Nessa, Inessa, Anissa¹▼, Anessa¹, Agnessa
Var. of Agnes. Derivative of Greek element. "Pure, holy." Adessa is also a marginally prominent kid's name.

Alessa¹
Var. of Alexis. Source fr. Greek language. "Defender." Popular, and Alessa is similar to common last names Adessa (TOP 74%), Assa (71%), which also end with -ssa. See also Alyss.

Alessa²
Form of Alessandra. From Greek. Italian and Spanish form of Alexandra. A familiar girls' name. See also Allisa.

Lyssa¹, Lissa¹, Ilyssa¹, Illyssa, Ellissa, Elissa, Allyssa¹▼, Alyssa¹▼, Allissa¹, Alissa¹▼
Forms of Alice. Based on Old German word. "Noble, exalted." Alissa, Allissa, Allyssa, Alyssa, Elissa, Lissa and Lyssa are more prevalent as girls' names among the versions of Alice.

Alyssa²▼, Alissa²▼
Forms of Alicia. Derived fr. Old German word. "Noble, exalted." Usage of Alissa and Alyssa as birth names in 2018 was down 14.2% compared to the previous year.

Alyssa³▼, Allissa², Alissa³▼
Var. of Alisa. From Hebrew. "Great happiness." Usage of Alissa and variants as children's names in 2018 was 77.6% less than a decade ago.

Allessa
Var. of Alexandra. Origin fr. Greek element. "Man's defender." Allessa is not in the Top 2000. See also Allyssa.

Alyssa⁴▼, var. Lyssa², Lissa², Ilyssa², Illissa, Allyssa²▼, Allissa³, Alissa⁴▼
Based on Greek element. "Rational." Alissa, Allissa, Allyssa, Alyssa, Lissa and Lyssa are more commonly used as girls' names among these versions.

Amarissa
Form of Amaris. Stems fr. Hebrew word. "Promised by God." Unique, with the unusual -issa suffix for Amarissa, like Amissa, Anissa.

Amissa
Form of Amisa. Root fr. Hebrew language. "Companion, friend." Not Top 2000 name.

Annissa¹, Annalissa, Analyssa, Analissa
Forms of Annalisa. Derived fr. Latin word. "Graced with God's bounty." Analissa, Annalissa, etc. are not in the Top 2000.

Anyssa, Anissa²▼, Anessa²
Forms of Annis. Derivative of Greek word. "Satisfaction." Used somewhat frequently as birth names, Anissa, Anessa, etc. are comparable to the conventional Alissa.

Anissa³▼
Form of Anice. Root fr. Greek. "Satisfaction." Adoption of Anissa soared in 1993 and has become lower, with Anissa going out of style. See also Anyssa.

Anissa⁴▼
Form of Anne. Derivative of Hebrew element. "He (God) has favored me." A conventional children's name (#1825 A YEAR AGO), Anissa also exists often as a female first name. See also Amissa.

Annissa²
Var. of Anisa. Origin fr. Arabic, Persian, Iranian elements. "Pleasant companion; like love." Scarce as a baby name, but Annissa is comparable to the more common Annis.

Arlissa
Form of Arlise. Origin fr. Hebrew element. "Pledge." Arlissa is an unusual women's name. See also Alissa.

Arnessa
Var. of Arnelle. From American word. Invented name based on Arnold. Ainessa and Arnesda are creative forms. See also Agnessa.

Assa
Var. of Astrid. Stems fr. Old Norse word. "Beautiful goddess." Compare last names Assam (TOP 72%), Assad (13%). See also Aisha.

Audessa
Form of Audrey. Derivative of Old English element. "Noble strength." Audessa is not in the Top 2000.

Beeatrissa
Form of Beatrice. Source fr. Latin element. "Voyager (through life); blessed." Not Top 2000 name.