unusual but 'in a good way' girls names please

[MrsRhettButler]

hi, i am expecting my second dd in early sep and i have absolutely ZERO names to choose from so if anyone can please help?

i like unusual names but don't want a made up one, i am thinking of job interviews here...

names i like but can't use are

Loretta
Lolita
Isis
Dolores
Minka
Acacia

just to give an idea of what i like :)

please help

Kasia is a real name

Morwenna
Myrtle
Angharad
Scilla
Rosina
Constanza
Fidelity
Helena
Thea
Nannette

Yolande
Leonora
Ishbel
Emmeline
Sylvia
Scarlett (am assuming you like GWTW!)

I don't think you should even consider any names that you don't know how to pronounce, tbh.

i do actually like matilda but dp gave a funny face when i suggested it!

thank you ithaka i like mahalia but dp also didn't like this one :(

such a shame he has to agree.... it would be so much easier if he didn't!

Astrid
Ingrid
Sylvia

Duscha
Lilac
Cadi
Inga
Petra
Nanette
Marigold
Wren
Zosiah

Think I'll keep quiet about Dusty and Phlox.... [bugrin]

I loved Mathilde / Matilda, but chose differently for DD (Tara Grace). Glad I did now, its the Olivia of last year, every other DD is called that or Tilly / Tilda

i've always liked inga janoschi :) but once again i'm up against dp!

oh, dd 1 is called Anaia, its hebrew and means god answered

but i hate the way people pronounce it which is why i can't use Loretta, round here no one recognizes the letter T!

How about Naomi? Goes nicey with dd1 and means 'pleasant' so a cute meaning too.

NiceLy even!

I love Persephone, Antigone and Maude, also Iris.

I love all the Irish girls names too but you may have spelling/pronunciation issues with them.

Cora?

i love lots of irish names also but the spelling thing is really hard, i've found it doesn't bother me much though, no one can spell dd's name and she doesn't seem to care either

colonel i had to laugh, Naomi is indeed a lovely name and i wish my auntie hadn't got there first! we've just had a terrible week with my drug addicted, slightly schizophrenic cousin named... Naomi! i might mention to her that her name meaning is pleasant!

I have a Niamh which is fairly well known, and still lots of people struggle with it.
I don't regret it, but one of the less well known ones might cause more problems?
Mind you, we once got a Christmas card, written by the parent to 'Knife', and we both laughed

Lyra? It's a constellation as well as the Philip Pullman character.

Bijou
Cadence
Leilani

lurve Bijou and Leilani.... now to work on dp....

Hope
Lorelei
Severine
Natalia
Blythe
Lesia (pronounced Lesha)
Bronte

Bindi ?

Biba ?

Lacey ?

Delpheine ?

Claudia ?

Julia ? [buwink]

Elodie
Soizick / Soazig

Io
Hera
Siegfrida
Daya
Tippi
Ronia

If you like Inga, there's also Ingrun...?

Oh dear re: the Naomi link!

Sorry but I think Bijou is positively abominable - surely a word only ever to be used by wanky estate agents?

How about:
Dara (Hebrew name - means compassionate)
Endora (fountain)
Leora (light)
Lirit (poetic)

Bijou isn't a name I'd use, but there is at least one real person out there sporting it (Bijou Phillips, no relation to Busy Phillips ). There is also a character in Anais Nin's erotica called Bijou, although whether that's a draw or a drawback depends on one's personal mileage I suppose.

That's just what I said, means 'small' dunnnit ? They call it bijou to posh it up [bugrin]

April, June, Claudia, Cora