Girl names ending in O

[iskra]

I'm drawing a blank.

Margo?
Erm...
Harlot?

[Awomancalledhorse]

SuBo

[InstantAtom]

Mo

[InstantAtom]

Flo
Coco
Jo

[bigbluebump]

Bo
Lilo

[HoneyPablo]

I think that the 'o' in some languages is the masculine version, e.g Antonio, Carlo, etc.

[jumpyjack]

Cleo
Juno

[OhHelpOhNo]

Shiloh
Clio
Meadow

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[OhHelpOhNo]

Willow ... oh, now I do like that one

[BikeRunSki]

Cleo

But as someone has said "o" is often the ending of boy's names.

[MsChanandlerBong]

Could it be just an 'o' sound... eg Harlow.
Or Rosario.
Leelo (might be made up that one... isn't that the girl off Futurama?!)

It's tricky isn't it. Agree with HoneyPablo that I think 'o' names tend to be the masculine version.

[DessertsInReverse]

hero

[ImpyCelyn]

Dido

[Suncottage]

Nico

[InstantAtom]

J-Lo

[NattersAndMutters]

Echo
Socorro and Consuelo (Spanish)

[MelinaM]

Calypso
Charo
Cielo
Indigo
Isabeau
Keiko
Lilo
Lucero
Melantho
Rosario
Sagrario

[iskra]

I agree, it's a masculine ending for lots of names. I like Cleo though. Looking for a sister for Nina, unsure about having two -a names (my name is an -a name too)..

[NattersAndMutters]

I would go for Clio rather than Cleo. Clio is a Muse, whereas Cleo is an abbreviation

[birdofthenorth]

Rather an abbreviation than a car!

[NattersAndMutters]

It never gave my cousin Marina any trouble .....

[Camerondiazepam]

Or my Uncle Mondeo

[HoneyPablo]

Cinquecento has a nice ring to it.

[first1]

Margot

[hulabula]

In languages other than French Margot ends in a t, so Mar-gott.

[Bandwithering]

Amparo

Clio and Juno are lovely. Those'd make good twin names.