Clio

[Flowerface]

With an 'i'. As in the Greek muse of history. Too Renault?

Or any other names that are a bit different but not crazy, and ideally don't end in 'a', as a sister for Elsa...

[birdofthenorth]

Like Cleo. Clio is a not very reliable car DH used to drive to me, sorry!

[RefereezaWanka]

I do think Clio is a bit too renault, I'm afraid. Nice sounding name, though. Cleo nicer.

[FairyArmadillo]

I like Cleo but when I see Clio I think of the car.

[ChippingInToThePumpkinLantern]

Sorry - too Renault

I don't think it would be terrible to have another 'ends in a' name though.

[Flowerface]

I don't think it would be terrible, but it would be nice to think of something a bit different. Can't really think of other girls' names ending in 'o'. Juno?

[Montsti]

Too Renault, I'm afraid..

[MissBeehiving]

Too much va va voom

Iris?

[roz1982]

I love cleo it's my name for if I have a dd!!

[scarevola]

I prefer Calliope or Thalia.

[BibiBelle]

Unless conceived in one I'd go with Clio - loved it for DD3 but DH had none of it

what about

Isis
Juno
Althea
Maude
Ismay
Nina
Corrinne
Celeste

[bamboozled]

I have a Cleo, is now 11 - and she loves her name!

[Wigeon]

Clio = the car (ok, and the muse of History, but mostly the car)

Cleo = an actual name (and a very good one too )

[Wigeon]

Picture of a small Cleo on my profile (DD2).

Although people will call her Chloe, and spell it Clio, even if you do go with Cleo.

[MrsHoolie]

I LOVE the name Clio. I have a friend with the name and think it must be great to have a rare name.
Go for it.....so much more interesting than the usual top 10!

[Ilikedrinkingblood]

I love it. Cliona/Clíodhna was on my list but DH wasn't keen.

[MissBeehiving]

Hero?

[FearfulYank]

I love Cleo, but Clio, erm...it's a bit like "clit" to me, I don't know why.

[Flowerface]

Don't really like Chloe. Cleopatra makes me think of that short-lived girlband "Cleopatra! Coming atcha!"

[Cheeseandseveredfingersarnie]

not keen on clio-too car -y
love cleo

[Cheeseandseveredfingersarnie]

found this-(most some bit ott)
Adafo Adalberto Adolfo Adriano Aiko Akiko Alano Albano Alberto Aldo Alejandro Alejo Alesandro Alessandro Alexandro Alfonso Alfredo Alonso Alonzo Alvaro Amadeo Amado Ambrosio Andro Angelo Antero Antonio Apollo Armando Arno Arrio Arsenio Artemio Arturo Augusto Aurelio Avencio Avenilo Avito Ayako Benedicto Benito Benjiro Bernardo Bo Bobo Brando Braulio Bronco Bruno Carlito Carlo Carmelo Chao Charito Charro Chisato Cipriano Claudio Consuelo Cristito D'angelo Danilo Danjuro Dario Darko Deangelo Desiderio Diego Dino Diogo Donato Edgardo Edmundo Eduardo Edwardo Eliseo Elsito Emiko Emiliano Emilio Eneraldo Enrico Enzo Ernesto Eufronio Eugenio Eulalio Euo Everardo Fabio Farruco Fausto Favio Federico Ferederico Fernando Filomeno Flavio Florentino Floriberto Francesco Francisco Franco Galo Gaudencio Gerardo Geronimo Giancarlo Gianmario Gilberto Gino Gonzalo Guido Guilberto Guillermo Gustavo Hanako Hao Heriberto Hipolito Homero Horacio Hortensio Hugo Humberto Hyo Ignacio Ildiko Indalecio Indio Isidro Ivaylo Ivo Jackamo Jacopo Jairo Januario Jo Juanito Julio Juventino Karlo Kayo Kentaro Ladislao Lauro Lazaro Leandro Leo Leonardo Leopoldo Lorenzo Lucero Luciano Maiko Mano Manuelito Marcelino Marcello Marcelo Marciano Marco Margo Mariano Mariko Mario Marlo Maryjo Mateo Matteo Mauricio Maximo Michiko Mieko Miho Milo Naoko Nerio Nico Niko Nino Norberto Noriko Octaniano Octavio Ofilio Orlando Osvaldo Oswaldo Otto Pablo Paolo Partho Paulo Pedro Pietro Raimundo Ramiro Raymundo Reinaldo Renato Reynaldo Ricardo Riccardo Rico Rigoberto Roberto Rocco Rocelino Rocio Rodolfo Rodrigo Rogelio Rolando Romeo Romulo Ronaldo Ronnielo Rosario Rumiko Rustico Sabino Sadako Santiago Santino Sergio Shlomo Sigfrido Socorro Sotero Stefano Tao Teofilo Theo Thilo Timo Tiziano Valentino Victorio Vincenzino Vincenzo Vito Vlado Wenbo Wilfredo Xeno Yaro Yo Zorro

[Flowerface]

Hmm. It seems that most names ending in 'o' are boys names. Back to the drawing board then!

[meditrina]

Female names ending in "o" include: Juno, Hero, Io and Alecto.

[meditrina]

I've justly been looking up some Greek mythology for you. Other (less common) female names ending in "o" include:

Calypso, Erato, Ceto, Aceso, Enyo, Alphito, Caligo, Peitho, Brimo, Brizo, Celaeno, Clotho, Iaso.

[KenDoddsDadsDog]

I love Cliodhna nn Clio