Looking for a really unusual girls name!

[chicarubia]

I'm 34 weeks pregnant with my second daughter and found my first's name by scrolling through this forum. Hers is very unusual but has a meaning and is not too much of a mouthful. We're looking for similar with this one. By very unusual I mean a name that's never shown up on the baby name chart which records any name that has been used more than 3 times in a year. It's a tall order I know!

We have Australian and Italian roots and surname ends in -ia so that rules out most -a or -ia ending names for us.
Nice nicknames are also a must.

As an example of what I like my all time fave name is Camira. It's Australian Aboriginal but unfortunately is the name of a shit Australian car so has been completely vetoed by OH.
Would love some help!

[OlennasWimple]

Charis

[Battleax]

I've always liked Amaryllis.

Could you find a native Aussie plant name that sounds pretty but isn't commonly used as a given name and hasn't been ruined by use for a car or similar?

[TheDisillusionedAnarchist]

Marilla. Only hit the charts once in 10 years

[BreakfastAtSquiffanys]

Dave.
Not many baby girls called Dave

[Caulk]

Ciri,
Donelle
Lissandra

[BertrandRussell]

Clare. Only 4 born in the U.K.last year.

[Tinty]

Astrid or Annalise

[LadyPug]

What about Ebrel? No idea how used this is per year but it’s different!

[stinkingbishop]

Manon
Carmen
Mallory
Ellory
Tansy
Ondine

[NoCureForLove]

Dorcas
Glory
Lettice

[FizzyGreenWater]

Minka, if it works with the surname.

[bridgetreilly]

Winifred (Freddie).

[marcopront]

What will you do if after you pick the name it becomes really popular?

[pallisers]

Some kids from my dds' school who probably wouldn't be on UK lists

Te
Tamar
Cordiana
Yaribelle
Isabeau
Ishbel

[ThroughThickAndThin01]

Juniper
Calypso

[Weedsnseeds1]

Carme - pronounced Carmay, it's the Catalan version of Carmen. There can't be too many of those?

[chicarubia]

Thanks guys, keep 'em coming!
Marcopront - we will just live with it obviously and it won't be the end of the world. Picking something that has never been in the charts is obviously not foolproof but the best way I've thought of to try for something unusual, which we really do want having done it for the first.

[ChuckysLoveChild]

Carmina

[LadyPug]

Can you share your daughters name or an idea of what it is to help?

[ChocolateCrunch]

Lisette
Heidi
Xanthe
Cleo
Penelope
Arwen

[MegAndSprog]

Kirrily
Ishtar
Anstice
Ivalo
Dagny
Lupita
Anahi

Why does it need to be so unusual? Why not just pick something you already know and like?

[Weedsnseeds1]

Asheld Saxon for ash tree

[Potcallingkettle]

Teleri
Antigone
Iphigenia

[chicarubia]

Ladypug, without outing myself my daughters name ends in -ie and is a variant of a more popular name.
Megandsprog kirrili was my all time favourite name as a child! Why do I want an unusual name? I don't know really I just know I do. I've got one, OH has one and I like the idea of my kids never being known by their full names or their first name plus initial (I guess I could have gone the other way as having an unusual name can be a real pain- hence not wanting a mouthful). But why do people like classic or old fashioned names? It's so personal and that combined with having to find one your OH likes too means it's bloody hard!

[Blogwoman]

Charmian
Odette
Meriel
Not checked for popularity but only come across one of each, of any age