Inspire me, girls names in a similar style to Juno, Hera, Hero...

[FingersCrossedLegsNot]

Just that. Thanks in advance

[ginhag]

Lyra

[ginhag]

Isis

[celestialsquirrels]

Athena

[LeGavrOrf]

Calypso
Athena
Ariadne
Thalia
Iris

[HoneyandRum]

Juniper

[hatebeak]

Delphi
Artemis

[NeverBeenToMe]

Tanis

[SandraClegane]

Minerva
Hermione
Diana??

And can I just say I think 'Hero' is an awful, awful name. I don't know what Mylene Klass was thinking.

[MortifiedAdams]

Hebe

[MustafaCake]

Leda
Gaia
Aura
Alala
Hebe
Calliope
Iris
Kamira
Lyssa
Thalia

[Graceparkhill]

Hope.

[savoirfaire]

Artemis

[Thurlow]

Can you just use Hera, please, because that's my favourite girls name ever but it doesn't go with either our surname or DD's name? Gorgeous, gorgeous name.

Lyra next.

[Ruralninja]

Hester - it means evening star

[Onetwo34]

Honor

[amazingmumof6]

Titanilla

[Onetwo34]

Cleo
Judy
Nona
Sorrel
Irene
Inez
Echo

[Onetwo34]

Thea

[Whatwhatwhat]

Is Hera pronounced Herr-a or Hear-a?

[amazingmumof6]

I think it is "hey-ra" without the "y" sound.

like you'd say the word "era" ( it's the end of an era) with H sound.

[MineOrk]

Thora
Tyra
Aphra
Vera

[badtime]

Leto
Echo
Eris
Leda
Niobe
Rhea
Dido
Fauna
Nona
Pomona

(Leto is my favourite. You may want to read about who some of these names belonged to before you use them. For example, Leda sounds nice until you think of the swan issue)

Oh, and Xena!

[Thurlow]

I always thought it was pronounced "Hear-a" well that's how they say it on Battlestar Galactica

Thea is lovely too, as is Thalia, though the Thalia I know pronounces the 'h' so it is "Th-ah-leea", which to me is nicer than "Tal-ee-a".

[edendvatri]

Coco
Neda
Ines

[BlueChampagne]

Vashti