Ing ending baby names and what they mean, with 38 results. -ing names are used more often as masculine names. These boy names were at the peak of their popularity during 1910-1919 (USAGE OF 0.22%) and have remained as popular to this day (USAGE 0.2%, DOWN 6.2%), but with names such as Irving becoming less fashionable. King (#150) and Sterling (#409) are two of the more fashionable boy names among these, while Sparling (TOP 8%) and Kling (3%) are conventional -ing last names.

Ashling - Goring

Ashling
Form of Ashley. Root fr. Old English. "Ash meadow." Uncommon. Compare Ashling with common -ng surnames Amling (TOP 40%), Anning (68%). Unisex name.

Banning
Derivative of Irish, Gaelic. "Small fair one." Banning is unique as a masculine name, registering often (UPPER 6%) as a surname. See also Manning.

Bing
Based on Old German word. "The hollow shaped like a pot." Not Top 2000 name. See also Bingo.

Canning¹
Derivative of French element. "Official of the church." Caining and Caning are creative variations. See also Manning.

Carling¹
Var. of Carlin. Derivative of Irish, Gaelic element. "Little champion." Rather quaint as a children's name, Carling is found more conventionally as a surname. Gender-neutral name.

Carling²
Var. of Carollan. Source fr. Irish, Gaelic. "Little champion." Carling is a rarely occurring first name, existing commonly (TOP 18%) as a last name. Unisex name.

Channing, var. Canning²
Stems fr. English, Old French words. "Young wolf; official of the church." Canning (TOP 5%) and Channing (26%) exist commonly as last names.

Darring
Var. of Darren. Stems fr. Irish, Gaelic element. "Great." Not much used as a baby name, Darring is found more frequently as a last name.

Delling
Source fr. Old Norse. "Scintillating." Not in popularity charts.

Erling
From Old English. "Son of the nobleman." Erling is rarely used as a men's name, appearing regularly (TOP 36%) as a surname. See also Erving.

Erving
Based on Old English word. "Green, fresh water." Somewhat atypical as a birth name, Erving is found more often as a last name. See also Ervyn.

Esmeling
Var. of Esme. Source fr. Old French. "Esteemed; to love." Esmeling was not a Top birth name in 2018.

Ewing¹
Form of Euan. Root fr. Scottish, Gaelic words. "Born of yew; youth." Less used today. Ewing was last recorded in 1940-1949 in the Top 2000.

Ewing²
Root fr. Old English language. "Law-friend." Adoption of Ewing was expansive during 1890-1899.

Fielding, var. Feilding
Origin fr. Old English language. "The field." Feilding is uncommon as a children's name among the versions of Fielding.

Fleming, var. Flemming
Source fr. Old English word. "Man from Flanders." Less used today. Fleming was the variant last listed (the 1930s) in the Top 2000.

Gambling
Form of Gamble. Derivative of Old Norse word. "Old." Not Top 2000 name.

Godding
Form of Godwin. Source fr. Old English. "God friend." Rather quirky as a baby name, Godding occurs more frequently as a last name. See also Golding.

Golding
Stems fr. Old English word. "Little golden one." Compare surnames Gooding, Goding. See also Goldwin.

Goring
Form of Gore. Based on Old English element. "Spear; wedge-shaped object." Not in Top 2000. See also Gorin.