Ty ending baby names and what they mean, with 69 results. -ty names are used more often as feminine names. Adoption of these girl names was at its apex 88 years ago (USAGE OF 2.93%) and is now significantly lower (USAGE 0.47%, 84% LESS), with names like Trinity becoming somewhat dated. The most fashionable birth names here are Felicity (#354), Majesty (#1146), Honesty (#1080), Liberty (#578) and Serenity (#76), while Laferty (TOP 39%) and Lamberty (18%) are common -ty last names.

Amity - Christy

Amity
Source fr. Latin language. "Friendship, harmony." Amily is also a moderately common baby name. See also Anita.

Berty¹, Berrty
Var. of Bertha. Root fr. Old German. "Bright, famous." Uncommon, but Berrty, Berty (79%) are similar to common -ty surnames Banty (UPPER 97%), Batty (9%).

Berty²
Form of Alberta. Source fr. Old English. "Noble, bright." Berty, like the similar Berny, occurs more often as a last name. Gender-neutral name.

Berty³
Form of Roberta. Derivative of Old English, Old German languages. "Bright fame." Cross-gender use. Not Top 2000 name.

Berty⁴
Form of Gilberte. Based on Old German language. "Bright promise." Scarce as a girls' name, but Berty is similar to the more common Berry. Unisex name.

Tetty, Betty¹▼
Var. of Elizabeth. From Hebrew language. "God is my oath." Betty and Tetty became more trendy in 2018, gaining on average +94 positions as girls' names with Betty rising the most.

Betty²▼
Stems fr. Dutch, English, Hebrew words. "God is my oath." Betty became more trendy in 2018, rising +187 positions as a children's name to reach #1128. See also Betia.

Britty
Var. of Brittany. Derivative of Latin. "From Brittany or Britain." Britty was not among 2018's Top names. See also Brita.

Bunty
Source fr. English element. From a dialectal pet name for .. Not that prominent as a birth name, Bunty exists more commonly as a surname. See also Bindy.

Kitty¹▼, Katy¹▼, Kaity¹, Caty¹, Caity¹
Forms of Katherine. Origin fr. Greek word. "Pure." Usage of Katy and Kitty as children's names has declined circa the 1880s.

Kitty²▼, Katy²▼, Kaity², Caty², Caity²
Var. of Catherine. Stems fr. Greek word. "Pure." Usage of Caity and variants as baby names in 2018 was 40.7% less than the previous decade.

Caity³
Var. of Caitlin. Derivative of Old French, Greek words. "Pure." Not in popularity charts.

Cassity
Var. of Cassidy. Stems fr. Irish, Gaelic language. "Curly-headed." Cassity is not frequently used as a children's name.

Charity▼, var. Sharity, Charty¹, Chariety, Chairity
From Latin word. "Dear, beloved." Charty and variants soared in popularity 5 decades ago and are now less widespread, with Charity becoming less trendy.

Lotty, Charty²
Var. of Charlotte. Derivative of Old German. "Free man." Not Top 2000 names.

Chasity¹▼, var. Chassity¹
From Latin word. "Pure." Chasity and Chassity are more popular as girls' names compared to other variations.

Chastity▼, var. Chasty, Chassity², Chasity²▼, Chasaty
Root fr. Latin. "Pure." Chasity (UPPER 20%) and Chastity (30%) are recognizable first names, whereas Chasaty, Chassity and Chasty are atypical.

Kristy¹▼, Cristy¹▼, Christy¹▼, Chrissty
Forms of Christina. Stems fr. Latin language. "Follower of Christ." Christy (TOP 2%), Kristy (38%) and Cristy (45%) are found commonly as last names.

Kirsty, Christy²▼
Var. of Christine. Source fr. French, Latin. "Follower of Christ." Somewhat popular as children's names, Christy and Kirsty are similar to the common Kirstie.

Christy³▼, var. Krysty, Kristy²▼, Khristy, Cristy²▼
Stems fr. Latin element. "Follower of Christ." Christy (UPPER 2%), Cristy (45%) and Kristy (38%) appear commonly as last names.