Girls names ending in a consonant

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In desperate need of inspiration!!

What are your favourite girls' names ending in a consonant/or consonant sound?

Alison
Heather
Jennifer
Morvern
Greer
Elspeth

Hazel
Violet
Alice (ends in a s sound)

Favourites: April, Caroline, Carys, Elizabeth, Juliet, Jasmine, Madeleine, Rose.
But also:
Abigail
Alison
Adele
Amber
Astrid
Autumn
Aveline
Beatrice
Belle
Beth
Brooke
Charlotte
Clementine
Edith
Eden
Eimear
Eleanor
Emmeline
Evelyn
Evangeline
Florence
Grace
Gabrielle
Genevieve
Hazel
Hope
Heather
Isabel
Iseult
Iris
Jane
Joanne
Julianne
June
Juniper
Kate
Lauren
Marianne
Maeve
Marigold
Megan
Meg
Mirabel
Nicole
Paige
Rosanne
Rosalind
Rachel
Rhiannon
Robyn
Seren
Saffron
Summer
Scarlett
Vivienne
Violet
Wren
Winter

Maud

No but it is a consonant sound. It's generally not pronounced.

Miriam
Juniper
Celeste
Tess
Yasmin
Gabrielle
Rose

But that's a pet form of Henrietta which ends in an a.

Abigail
Alison
Margaret
Dawn
Joan
Pearl
Karen
April
Maud
Mavis
Muriel
Lois
Meredith
Beryl
Mabel
Carol
Carolyn
Cheryl
Evelyn
Fleur
Janet
Marion
Lauren
Dilys
Enid
Esther

Gosh, there’s a lot of suggestions that actually end in a vowel! 🤔

Daphne

Oops

It may have been a pet form a long time ago but it's been a separate name for a very long time now. Lovely name.

Rosalind, Tamsin, Lois.

Fern, Hazel, Juliet.

Imogen & Violet

OP said she wanted a consonant or consonant sound, so Charlotte etc fit her criteria but Lucy does not, because the ‘y’ at the end functions as a vowel and vowel sound.

It is not. It is the English form of Henriette and has been a name in its own right for hundreds of years.

Tess
Rowan
Winter
Beth
Violet
Iris
Willow
Rachel
Nell

Jennifer
Carmen
Hazel
Amber
Astrid
Alexis
Payton
Rachel
Taylor
Tyler
Yvette
Clover
Fern
Parker
Caris
Cerys
Amaryllis
Lark
Joan
Juniper
Tamsin
Tasmin
Chantal
Crystal
Coral
Sybil
Edith
Meredith
Helen
Harriet
Lilith
Greer
Harlow
Shiloh
Harper
Judith
Dolores
Fleur
Hyacinth
Petal
Morgan
Morven
Morag
Margaret
Cher
Jordan
Pam
Carol
Jill
Jean
Leigh
Gail
Abigail
Saffron
Pat
Fox
Ali
Alison
Gillian
Fionn
Cheryl
Scarlet
Beatrix

The English form of Henriette is Henrietta.
The English form of Henri is Henry.

The diminutive of Henry is Harry.
The diminutive of Henrietta is Harriet.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henrietta_(given_name)

Morgan
Mirren
Nairn
Helen
Quinn
Clair
Rosemary

Lilian
Edith
Vivienne
Kirsten
Esther

Happy to be corrected on the origin but I maintain that it has been regarded as a name in its own right for a very long time. I have my pedantic moments but dismissing Harriet because it is a diminutive is next level.

How does anybody cope being this pedantic in real life? I know several women called Harriet and not one has Henrietta as their given name. It’s a common well-used name in its own right, just as Harry is also commonly used as a given name separately to Henry. Perfectly fine to call a baby Harriet, and it does end in a consonant.

Juliet
Violet
Iris
Enid