A sister for Noah.

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Heeellllpp! This girlie will be nameless at this rate.

OK well I see Noah as being a bit different, a little unusual but not out there, so on that basis you might like:
Bryony
Esmé
Felicity
Harriet
Beatrice
Audrey
Astrid
Imogen
Phoebe
Libby

I've avoided a or ah ending names in case you don't want to be too matchy, otherwise how about:
Thea
Anita
Tabitha
Ramona
Martha
Eliza

Juliet
Abigail
Hannah
Emily
Jasmine
Miriam
Georgia
Jessica
Louisa
Olivia

Joan, then they can be the arcs!

Sorry

Leah
Evie
Lila
India
Poppy
Sophia
Madison
Taylor

The Noah I know has a sister Yasmin.
Quite like Jasmine.

Abigail
Bethan
Maya
Anya
Freya
Jessica
Rebecca
Hannah
Emily
Louisa
Florence
Clara

We like Freya. Love Esmé.

Some lovely names here. Thanking you all! :)

Love Esme.

I know a Noah with a sister Erin.

The Noah I know(ah) has a sister called Kitty. Think they go well together. Like a lot of the previous suggestions too!

Nellie

The Noahs I know have sisters called Niamh and Olivia.

How do you pronounce Niamh bikerunski?

Our Noah's little sisters name is Josie.

It's pronounced Neeve (uk) or Nee uhv (ROI)

Noah was one of my boys names - never used, I have 3 girls

Tess
Juliet
Cara
Anna
Sadie
Olivia
Sylvie
Aoife
Sofia
Claudia
Maggie

My dds names are among the above

The Noah I know has a sister called Matilda

My friend has twins called Noah and Lydia

Lara
Jemima

I have a Noah great name
If I have a girl she will be either...

Phoebe - also biblical if you want that.
Chloe
Willow
Amelia
Megan
Darcey
Sienna

Xx

This thread has been incredibly helpful so thank you for all the replies.

Niamh is lovely. As is Matilda, which was a name we have seriously considered. I just love the nicknames Tilly and Mattie.

However, I think we may settle on Esmée.

What do you all think? :)

Aoife looks lovely written down, but how do you pronounce it??

Celie

(Pronounce see-lee)

Like Esmee. Isn't it normally spelt Esme?

The Noah I know has a sister called Kayla

Yes Selks it does tend to be spelt like that, but Esmée is the feminine form and Esmé is actually the male form in French. The same with Renée and René.

Not that it hugley matters but I feel like I should kinda follow the rules :)

Aoife is like eefa

Ah, interesting, OP.