Unusual but not weird pretty girl names PLEASE!

[Thisistheway]

Help me! Totally stuck on a name for our baby (we know she's a girl).

I'd like something unusual but not odd. Love pretty names for girls ending with a 'y' sound. If Lily or Millie were unusual names that's the kind of thing we'd go for.

We also have greek relatives so could use a Greek name but also no ideas here. Love flower names as well but can't find any unusual ones.

Can't have a 'r' sound though - i can say my 'rs' but never comfortable with them. So e.g. 'raphaela' would be out or 'primose' (not that I like primrose anyway but YKWIM).

If you're not already fed up of my list of requirements, can you please please give me some ideas?! Xxxxxxx

[TigerFeet]

Lottie
Was going to suggest Romilly but appreciate the "R" problem
Hattie

[reddaisy]

Sally

[fridakahlo]

Don't know why this popped into my head when I read the opening post but what about Magdala?
Could be shortened to Maggie or Dally possibly?

[Thisistheway]

Eleni is lovely but a bit too close to MIL's name for comfort!

Magdala ls nice but not so keen on Maggie.

Do you think Leonie is pronounced 'Leo-nie' or 'Le-ah-nie'? I like the second way but got a feeling it's not meant to be like that.

What about Jolie as in, 'Jo-lie' or have I made that up?

[redrubyshoes]

Lay-ohh-nee

[Thisistheway]

Could Leahnie be a name or does that sound naff?

[threeleftfeet]

The Leonie I know is Leo-nie. Very pretty name IMO :)

How about Leah?

Jolie - as in Angeline Jolie? It is a first name apparently, it means "pretty" in French, but the J is pronounced the French way - zhoh-LEE

[Jemma1111]

Jodie

Josie

Bridie

Carly

Hayley

[threeleftfeet]

There are a few Leahnies if you google it.
I'm guessing it's a recent, made-up name - but I may be wrong. (It sounds like a made up name to me anyway!)

[Yummymummyyobe1]

Not ending in the Y sound but if we ever have a DD then, although DS is all we really need :)
Tabitha,
Alice,
Erica
Elizabeth.

[redrubyshoes]

Elowen

[Thisistheway]

Leah's a bit too common (well, in the top 30 I think) but is a lovely name and would go well with surname. Though then I thought of old men 'leering' which put me off a bit!

[Thisistheway]

All lovely names but still after more unusual ones - Elowen sweet but maybe too unusual for me. I'm not very easily pleased am I?!

I've a good list now though after starting with zero before I posted - current favs prob Leonie and Liberty. Think I'm starting to lean towards names beginning with L.

[rezzle]

Tansy
Marley
Nia
Lacey
Tess (Tessa/Tessie)
India/Indigo (Indie)
Kya
Tallie (Talia)
Clea

Sorry, they don't all fit your criteria but you might like them!

[redrubyshoes]

Lobelia

[StillSquiffy]

When I met a 'Tiggy' (Antigone), I really really wished I'd thought of it for our DD.

[minipie]

Chloe
Phoebe
Selene (pronounced Sell-enny)
Polly
Liddy (short for Lydia)
Sylvie

[CheerfulYank]

I thought Selene was Suh-LEEN? I knew one that was; her mother thought she was French.

[Mintyy]

What about Viola, as in the fabulous Shakespearean character? She is one fantastic feisty gal!

Pronounced VI-ola as opposed to Vi-OLA (which is an instrument).

[Mintyy]

If you like names beginning with L then how about Lydia?

[Mrspinkie]

Thea is the best one mentioned so far in my opinion! What a beautiful name.

[Dollydowser]

I love the name Tansy, and it is also a flower.

[mumeuro]

Lydia is lovely

[grammar]

Willow

[perplexedpirate]

Calliope? Poppy as nn?