Three syllable names... help

[ivanapoo]

I'd like a three-syllable name with the accent on the first syllable - think Theodore or Vivian (both possibles) - as it goes well with our surname but I am struggling to find any I really like.

Please help oh wonderful MNers...

It can't end in M (ie Miriam) and I like more classic than cute/funky names as a rule.

Boy or girl?

Valentine/a?

I don't know what I'm having (on purpose) so I need a bit of both, thanks!

Cillian, I love it but then I am a bit biased.

Nicolette?

Alexandra

Arabella

Araminta

Gabriella

Amelia

i just can't think of boys though, hmm 3 syllable boys' names.

William

Zachary

Stephanie
Millicent
Abigail
Annabel
Margaret
Louisa

Frederick
Marmaduke

Alistair
Benedict
Rafferty
Gabriel

Clementine
Cecilly
Harriet
Meredith

They are all four syllables baskingseal. Unless i say them wrong

Catherine
Clementine
Gillian
Lillian
Rosalind
Eleanor
Lydia
Rebecca

Benedict
Dominic
Frederick
Malachy
Jonathan
Timothy

Jessica
Josephine
Francesca
Isobel
Erika
Delilah
Leona
Catherine
Emily
Natasha
Amanda
Philippa

Benjamin
Samuel
Joshua

Thaddeus

Cassandra

Ivanapoo like any of the suggested ones yet?

Gwendolyn
Nicola
Benjamin
Rhydian

Seraphine

Marianne

Lillian

Romilly

Gregory

Christopher

Rosemary

My children are called William and Harriet-sorted!!!!!!

Sorry for any repeats:

Annabelle, Abigail, Asthina, Althea, Amelie, Arianne, Bethany, Beatrice, Bryony, Caroline, Cynthia, Cecily, Dorothy, Dannielle, Eleanor, Emmeline, Gwendoline, Harriet, Harmony, Isabelle, Imogen, India, Jessica, Jennifer, Juliette, Josephine, Jacqueline, Katherine, Lillian, Madeleine, Melanie, Natalie, Naomi, Nicola, Pamela, Rosalie, Stephanie, Tabitha, Tiffany, Violet, Verity

welll spotted yellow flowers - think i was getting a bit tired

did think of Raphael though if that's any help

Ottoline, Geraldine, Eleanor, Maddison, Rhianna - all names in DDs class.
Boys are much more difficult apart from Adrian of course.

Thanks all, some great ones in there.

I really like william and Emily but there are lots of wills in the family already and I have a feeling Emily is going to be the next big baby name if it's not already...

There are lots of others I like which friends, family etc have already used and some which we prob shouldn't use as with our fairly common surname they make the names of famous people.

I also like Romily, Rafferty, Rosalind/Rosalie, Cecily, Marianne, Frederick

Thaddeus and Cillian are cool too but might be a bit out there for DH... I can only ask.

A few others inspired by this list - what do you think of Leonie (and how do you pronounce it eg LEE-o-nee or Lee-OH-nee) and Marelise/Merelise?

Thanks, let me know what you think of the ones that have caught my eye.

Sorry barking just realised what an arsey pedant I must sound like

Love Leonie, not keen on Marelise/Merelise - much prefer Marielle.

Arielle
Arianna
Roxanna (2 syllables: Roxanne)
Rosanna
Coralie
Amanda
Mathilda
Agatha
Octavia
Victoria

Benedict
Constantine
Amaury
Nicholas
Ambrose
Gabriel
Nathaniel
Sebastian
Salomon
Simeon

Sorry OP, Victoria is a 4 syllables name. (just realized I have been saying it wrong for a very long time )