girls names ending in consonants (not n)

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I'd like some ideas for strong-sounding girls names with consonant endings.

So far I have:

Amber
Greer
Clover
Delilah
Jennifer
Cerys
Meredith
Skyler
Tanith
Nevis

I dont like:

Esther, Beth/Elizabeth, Eleanor, Edith, Ruth, so nothing of this ilk please.

Juliet(te)
Janet
Morgan

Storm
Tamar
Dagmar
Astrid
Dagny
Liv
Sigrid
Briar
Cinnabar
Cimmaron
Aeron
Ashton
Carden
Ffion
Halycon
Manon
Siobhan
Piper

whoopsy daisy....sorry about those 'n's!

Juliet
Annabel
Beatrice
Florence
Rachel
Hazel

I love Marianne and Vivien, but they end in N.

From your list I really like Meredith. I also, quite ike Gwyneth, but is it usable? Does Gwynnie make it unusable?

Harriet
Beatrice
Rose
Margaret
Mary
Frances
Angharad
Willow
Mairead or Sinead if Irish

Where do Skyler and Greer come from? Not keen, tbh

Leah
Frances
Margaret
Gail
Maud
Delilah
Doris
Courtney
Scarlett
Bridget
Hilary
Judith
Ca rly
Ivy
Alexis
Abigail
Audrey
Tiffany
Lindsay

Maybe...
Ingrid, Astrid, Liezl, Brunehild, Athenais, Anais, Larken, Tamar, Fern, Fleur, Meadow, Iris, Isis, Violet, Solveig, Tallulah, Mabel, Artemis, Melisand, Ines, Saffron, Sorrel, Meriel, Oriel...

I don't think the names that end in 'r' or 'y' or 'h' etc sound that strong, and are more like vowel ending names when spoken out loud.

Love Juliet and Artmeis, Harriet is nice too.

How about Garnet as a jewel name that isn't Ruby / Amber andhas a strong ending?

Damaris
Jennifer
Carys
Ines
Scarlet

Nell
Eloise
Kate
Agnes
Charlotte

Hannah

Beatrix
Margot
Avril
Eleanor

Ellis
Merrill
Esther
Brooke
Everly
Marisol
Dory
Manon
Maren
Arden

sorry forgot about the 'n'

Astrid
Ingrid
Hannah
Angharad
Morag
Anouk
Laurel
Lucille
Miriam

Iris
Agnes
Ines

Agree with lola I don't think the -er, h, y names give a strong sounding ending (Amber, Clover, Skyler) tbh if that's what you are looking for.

Niamh.

Kendal

Rosalind

Is this to avoid a run-in to a vowel-starting surname?
If so, we had this issue and had Juliet, Harriet, Lauren, Nell and Beth on our shortlist. Went for Beth in the end - I know you dont like it though.

Susannah, Heather, Hazel, Rowan, Madison, Lauren, Laurel, Rosalind/Rosamund, Catherine, Rachel

Alice
Hayden or Haydn (seen it both as female & male)
Anne
Beatrice
Ceres (goddess of agriculture, grain crops, fertility and motherly relationships.) pronounced as K
Constance
Grace
Dorcas
Eleanor
Gonerill
Hermione (perhaps a bit Harry Potter)
Isabel
Margaret
Nell
Patience

oops, sorry about the ns

Astrid
Harriet
Bridget
Violet

any of the suggestions so far helping?