if i like these names what else might i like ?

[oldbutnotpastit]

we've narrowed the shortlist down to 2 2. i like both but don't love either . is there anything else i might like ?
the 2 names are
Hermione
Miranda

Miranda is pretty. Hermione - I love it as a book name, love winters tale - but I know one, she is sweet, but NO-ONE including teachers/ doc receptionists etc can pronounce it properly. I reckon that would get annoying.

Marietta (Etty)
Harriet
Miriam
Genevieve
Francesca
Penelope

Mopsa, Viola, Bianca, Cassandra, Beatrice, Juno, Tamora?

Juliet

Calliope
Leonora

Henrietta
Tabitha
Delilah
Josephine

Madeleine
Alexandra

Antonia
Arabella
Cordelia

Both names contain the letters m, n, i and r so on that basis I would suggest other names which have those letters in them:

Marnie

Marianne

Erin

Mia

Nia

Imogen

Romilly

Merrin

Megan

Romana

India

Minnie

Ramona

Monica

Nina

Mona

Iona

Belinda, Mariella, juliet

Ophelia
Xanthe

Marina
Melinda
Melissa
Marinda
Mariana/Marianne
Marisa/Marissa
Melina

Althea
Andromeda
Anastasia
Arethusa
Ariadne
Astraea
Atalanta
Calista
Callisto
Calypso
Cynthia
Demetria
Corinna
Hebe
Hera
Hestia
Eirene
Ianthe
Lucina
Minerva
Phyllis
Selene
Sibylla
Xenia
Zenobia

thanks for these we already have an Arabella and Tabitha and juliet is one dd's mn
cassandra and cordelia and genevieve have been vetoed by dh. as has ophelia .
we econsidered josephine but dislike nns jo /josie but do like sephy or posy
minerva is lovely but it's the name of the chip shop across the road from dc's school so has been discounted
i like althea but dh less keen
merryn and romilly have also been considered like them but not 100% convinced
i thought of xanthe yesterday and really like it but miss X surname puts me off . also could pronounciation be an issue
i like henrietta and harriet but i think dh would need convincing.i think i prefer henrietta marginally.
i like marietta but i'm irish and marietta was biscuit variety so that would stop me using it
sorry ,i know i'm very fussy

Jemima?

Lucia?

Rosalie?

Loralie?

Cora?

Elodie?

Charlotte?

Edith?

Zara?

Kiera?

Clara?

Cynthia?

Cecilia?

Arwen?

Bridget?

Eleanor?

Nancy
Victoria
Saskia

Letitia?

Henrietta is exactly what I thought of, Minette as a NN. Goes perfectly with your other DDs (although to be fair they are unlikely to care whether their names match when they're older).

Agnes, Lucinda, Lydia, Thomasina, Rosalind

we have a lydia and a rosalind

jemima i love but we have a dniece with the name

cecilia i love but dh can't get past the song and another dd has cecily as a mn

miriam has also been on the long list but i've gone off it

If you like Sephy then how about Persephone?

Mariella

Really pretty, when said out loud!

Lauren
Esther
Madison
Matilda
Marilyn
Christabel
Catriona
Anastatia
Vera
Verona

love persephone but really dislike its meaning

esther and hester are beautiful but don't work with our surname

mariella but went to school with one who was an awful bully and made my life hell , so would be reluctant to use it

clara is nice but maybe becoming to popular . we have considered clarissa but dh thinks it is too hissy
anastasia i used to like but shades of grey has ruined it for me
matilda i like but dh feels it's too masculine
vera is lovely i'm adding that to the list along with henrietta
is christabel to similar to arabella ? as we've ignored christabel and mirabel because we already have an arabella

Clarice?

Evangeline
Seraphina
Portia

Sylvia
Hazel
Susanna
Gwendolyn
Veronica
Evelyn