Wanted: girls name. Must be fabulous.

[MaureenMacnally]

Why am I pregnant again ffs? Stupid Catholic upbringing. My body will an unsalvageable wreck and we will be living in penury for the next two decades.

Anyway. Need a girls name. I am utterly devoid of inspiration, being interested only in grab bags of Skips and having naps.

Already have an Agnes and an Enid. Surname Stephens.

Dislike: frilliness; 'ah' endings; 'classic' names.

Like: fabulous names. I was keen on Ramona the last go-round, but think I might have lost my love for it.

Any suggestions?

Maude
Doris
Myrtle
Edith
Avis
Ethel

Totally non-sweet?

Ursula (even with "ah" ending).

Gudrun

But Vera does go beautifully with your previous names.

Damn, both already suggested.

Pearl? Ruth?

Ines, Freya, saskia, Florence, Gretchen, robyn, violet, alex...........

Ethel - too close to Enid

Mavis - works badly with Stephens

Jean - meh

Joan - quite like this

Doris - used as an insult for anyone a bit dippy I my neck of the woods.

Lesley

Thelma

Pauline

I've just had my own "#3?! Oh ffs" But his name is William, so that is of no use to you. :o

I do have a DD, and her name is Margaret, which I love. (Obviously)

Hmm...Gloria, Harriet, Ruth, Zelda...

Ada
Olive
Myrtle

Una is also nice and unforgiving.

Oh! Valerie! Really like it!

Xanthe.
Morwen.

And also Veronica!!!

(Ok, so the 'v' names seem to be doing it for me.)

Esther
Violet
Geraldine
Felicity

Hazel.
Jancis.
Constance (but would get shortened to Connie, I guess.)

Pearl
Romilly
Cherry
Iris
Marisol
Cecile
Merle
Dolores
Mabel
Lillian
Trudy
Phyllis

Love Marian, but alas, is already Enid's middle name.

Clara
Mavis
Mabel

Love Vera

How about Ida or Rita?

nameberry.com/blog/vintage-names-100-year-old-names-that-sound-new-again

Blythe?

Velma/Thelma?

Margaret is great but wary to potential nicknames.

Vivienne/Vivien?

Maggie is fab in its own right.

Veronica can be shortened to Vera so gives options.

Love Valerie though :)

Vivienne? Since V seems to be the way to go.