Th ending baby names and what they mean, with 64 results. -th names are used more often as feminine names. These girl names were at the height of their popularity during the years 1890-1899 (ADOPTION OF 3.88%) and have become much less conventional since (ADOPTION 0.93%, 76% LESS), with names such as Ardith falling out of fashion. Lilith (#521) and Arleth (#1065) are two of the more chic baby names in this compilation, while Anseth (TOP 96%) and Arenth (99%) are conventional -th last names. Here is the list of -th names for boys.

Ailith - Elisabeth

Ailith¹, var. Eilith, Aldith¹
Stems fr. Old English. "Seasoned warrior." Unconventional, but Ailith, Aldith, Eilith are comparable to popular -th last names Amith (UPPER 62%), Alseth (64%).

Ailith², Aldith²
Forms of Aldis. Based on Old English language. "Battle-seasoned." Aldith and Ailith are not often used as baby names.

Anath
Form of Anat. From Hebrew language. "To sing." Anath is rare as a birth name. See also Amata.

Annabeth
Var. of Anna. Root fr. Hebrew. "He (God) has favored me." Annabeth is popular as a birth name among the forms of Anna.

Ardath¹
Var. of Arda. Origin fr. Hebrew element. "Bronze." Ardath soared in popularity a century ago.

Ardith▼, var. Ardath²
Based on Hebrew language. "Blooming meadow." Ardath (TOP 90%) and Ardith (38%) are common female names.

Arleth▲
Var. of Arlette. .. Probably of Norman French origin, a .. Arleth is popular as a birth name among the variant forms of Arlette.

Asenath, var. Acenath
From Egyptian. "She belongs to her father." Aseneth is a somewhat popular kid's name.

Beth¹▼
Based on Hebrew element. "House." Less used today. Beth was last listed in 2004 in the Top 2000. See also Bets.

Beth²▼
Var. of Bethel. Root fr. Hebrew word. "House of God." Used somewhat frequently as a birth name, Beth is similar to the common Betty. See also Bethy.

Cath¹
Form of Catherine. Based on Greek. "Pure." Rather quaint as a children's name. See also Catee.

Cath²
Var. of Cathy. Derived fr. Greek language. "Pure." Cath is not in the Top 2000. See also Catey.

Cherith¹, var. Kerrith, Kerith, Cheryth¹
"Stream bed." Unusual as children's names, but Cherith, Kerith, etc. are comparable to the more popular Charita. Biblical ..

Cheryth²
Var. of Cherry. Root fr. Middle English, Old French elements. "Cherry fruit." Rather uncommon as a children's name. See also Cherith.

Cheryth³, var. Cherith²
Based on French, Welsh words. "Cherry fruit; happiness." Unique. Cheryth and Cherith are not found in the US Demographics.

Clarabeth
Var. of Clara. Derivative of Latin. "Bright, famous." Clarabeth was not among 2018's Top names. See also Clarabel.

Corabeth
Form of Cora. Derived fr. Greek element. "Maiden." Corabeth was not among 2018's Top names.

Cynth
Var. of Cynthia. From Greek element. "From Mount Kynthos." Canth and Centh are creative forms.

Edith▼, var. Eydith, Eidyth, Eidith, Edyth, Eadith
Derived fr. Old English. "Strife for wealth." Usage of Edith, Eadith, etc. as girls' names in 2018 was down 6.6% compared to the year before.

Elisabeth▼, var. Liseth, Liesbeth, Elsbeth, Elisebeth
Based on Hebrew element. "God is my oath." Somewhat common as birth names, Elisabeth, Liesbeth, etc. sound like the popular Elizbeth.