Quick votes on my girl's name shortlist please!!

[Tiredoutmum]

Nia
Talia (or Thalia)
Poppy
Amara

I simply can't make a blinking decision....x

Amara and Thalia are very pretty

Thalia x

I would go with Nia or Thalia. Poppy is cute on a little girl but not really a sensible name for a grown-up, and not sure about Amara.

Nia is beautiful and I like that it means 'radiance' or 'brightness'. Also because the actress Nia Vardalos is fab

Poppy.

Is Thalia a bit posh-horsey-girl do you think? My hubby's thoughts not mine! ;-)

Husband is impressed with what he calls the geek pedigree of your chosen names (apologies if they're not all geek names, apparently it's a massive coincidence if they're not from anime/comics!)

I think my favourite is Nia :)

All lovely names IMO but Nia or Amara get my vote. I do like Poppy but DD has a teddy called that. Don't particularly like Thalia- bit horsey and how to I spell/pronounce. Saying that my DD has a name which is both difficult to spell and pronounce so ignore me

Love these names, how about Amalia?

We already have a daughter called Amelie - otherwise I love it! :-)

not sure about Amara - I think amaro means bitter in Italian. . also it's very close to amelie

Thalia sounds studious and academic to me, rather than posh and horsey.

I like Thalia the best.

Poppy is my favourite

Nia

I think Amelie and Amara would be a bit too much.

Thalia.

Thalia definitely.

Nia is OK but in the north east it would be pronounced exactly the same as the word near. Makes me think "Near, far, wherever you are....."

Poppy is too frivolous for my taste.

Have never heard of Amara before, it does sound a bit made up.

Today it has to be Poppy.

Poppy, but then I'm biased as that's what I chose!

Nia sounds the most... intelligent and strong to me. x

Poppy! not keen on the others especially Thalia.
Prefer Mia to Nia, really like Amelie though.

Nia

Poppy for me then Thalia, both on my list! I don't think Poppy is frivolous, I think it is a great symbol of Remembrance with dark undertones (with the whole opium connection) so it's 'sweet but deep'. Thalia is the Greek muse of comedy and so much more frivolous! There's my penny's worth.

I'm going to need to start a spreadsheet of votes!! Very interesting opinions :-)