3 syllable girls name

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Hope you wise women can help me!

I'm so stuck looking for a girls name. Surname will be Hwong so I don't really want a one syllable first name.

Also avoiding names ending in a T sound as the it sounds like surname is Twong which is er.. wrong.

I love Matilda and Imogen but worry that they are too common.

Not so keen on flowery girlie names (Emily, Ophelia etc)

If it helps you picture things then we are a mixed race, London, fairly creative couple. Ideally looking for an English first name.

Any suggestions?

Carmella Hwong. I think it sounds nice.

I quite like Beatrix but always think of 'beer tricks' so couldn't use it.

Stephanie

Sorry for any repeats:

Alexandria
Cassandra
Dorothea
Natasha
Natalia
Rebecca
Evageline
Evelyn
Rosalie
Dannielle
Lydia
Jennifer
Arabella
Bethany
Penelope
Persephone
Georgina
Georgiana
Hermione
Verity
Felicity
Jemima
Louisa
Kristina
Lucinda
Joanna

Phillipa
Annabelle
Beatrice (again)
Eloise (again)
Rosalind
Rosamund
Liberty
Lydia

And I have a Romilly. But you can't have that one .

Natalie
Louisa

Imogen is lovely, so is Beatrix.

Other ideas (with apologies for duplicates):-
Alexandra
Alissa
Aurelie
Delia
Estella
Georgia
Leonie
Lydia
Madeleine
Marianne
Naomi
Rebecca
Rosalie
Rosalind
Rosamund
Samantha

Bettina
Paulina
Stephanie
Matilda

Lucinda, Agatha, Cecily and Lydia

I love Harriet

Susannah?

Annabelle

Aurelia?

How about:

Genevieve
Delilah
Violet
Cassia
Annaliese/ Annalie
Juliet/ Juliette
Juniper
Penelope
Cordelia
Lillian

Rebecca

Loving your suggestions!

So the short list now is:

Beatrix
Matilda
Liberty

My favourite is Imogen but my partner has vetoed that. Humph!
Front runner is currently Beatrix. My only worry is it's match with the surname (Hwong) if abbreviated as it could sound like "be wrong"

Any opinions/ further suggestions really appreciated!

For Katherine you could use nn Kitty if you don't like Kath or Katie.

As you like Beatrice, there is also Eugenie :)
Savannah
Lillian
Genevieve
Diana
Annabel
Gwendolyn
Josephine
Valerie
Jacinta
Lucinda
Eleanor
Madison
Helena
Althea
Allegra
Melody
Clementine
Honora
Miriam
Serena
Dorothy
Jocelyn
Juniper

I love Miranda with your surname, it's got that Shakespearean connection but I always think it sounds really modern and cool.

Alice - a true classic, very English, but not heard that much.

Sybil - beautiful and feminine but strong and not at all flowery.

Christina?

Just have a try (yes out loud!) of the common short forms of the longer names you are thinking of. You may insist on the longer "proper " forms of names but school friends probably wont especially when teenagers!

Cecily, Verity, Jessica, Georgina, Felicity, Victoria (don't like Vicky though),