Sibling for Lysander

[CaringMum28]

Hi
Currently pregnant have a 3yr old Lysander known as Xander for short.
Want another rare name with a good nickname for no2 please?!
NB white British, no welsh/ Scottish names please as don't like thanks

Wow Lockets loving Elektra and Pandora - just the 'Carmen Electra' (not relevant for this age group?) and ridiculous 'show us your box' jokes ok Pandora? Love Pandorable though!! DH veto-ed it for no1!

White British?? You do know Lysander is Greek? And that Wales and Scotland are two of the countries that form Britain?

Hope you find something that suits.....

white british?

Hector

Loving Eleckra

Oh I just meant didn't have any other cultural heritage etc as we don't like Celtic names, nothing else!

Cassius
Xanthe
Calliope
Penelope
Hero
Juno
Xavier

Demetrius for a boy and Helena or Hermia for a girl?

so you want an english name?

Arthur.
Kitty.

Lorcan and Lysander!

harrypotter.wikia.com/wiki/Lorcan_and_Lysander_Scamander

You seem to like Greek names OP with your Lysander and your liking Electra and Pandora. Is is a theme you wish to continue or not really?

What I mean is - do you want more Greek names/suggestions or other names? Shame you don't like Welsh or Scottish names - can't tempt you with Megan or Dylan for example? I LOVE the name Dylan!

Not unusual, but my first thought was Josephine.

Hey
Yes I do like Greek/ classical names, also longer names generally, thanks for the Josephine suggestion.
Heard the name Pomeline once (French I think) not sure on a nickname, is it too out there?

Cordelia
Cressida
Isabella
Rosalind
Viola

Just raiding my S/peare memory banks!

Lysander and Dominic
Lysander and Theodore
Lysander and Quentin

Lysander and Florence
Lysander and Theodora
Lysander and Clementine

Strange that you don't like Celtic names but have chosen a very Scottish nick name for your son. Xander is mostly used as short for Alexander or sometimes in it's own right and is very common in Scotland. Didn't you mean Zander? It's hard to see where the X sound comes from Lysander, in my accent anyway.

What about Persephone or Phaedra for a girl or Remus for a boy?

Cornelius/Cornelia and Raphael/Raphaella. My dd2 would have been Raphaella if I'd thought of it at the time.

Florence is gorgeous!

White British? How do you define that? Surely our lines are too blurred for that to be easy. What about James - King of England, born in Scotland. Or Mary, a Biblical name used in both places. Do you mean no Celtic names? How can you not like all names from two entire countries? Weird.