strong short girls names?

[mrstothemr]

We like Eva and Ada, and also names that are slightly longer like Morgan. It should be recognisable as a girls name, with no need for spelling every time, but hopefully not so of the moment that we end up knowing five of them in a couple of years.

Anyone got any ideas? Can have an American bent but not be too outlandish for my English family's ears

Bo
Murphy
Emme
Jean

I quite like emme, thanks, but our surname is quite vowel heavy so it doesn't really flow

Rose
Meg
Kate
Nell
Stella

Kate
Tess
Beth
Mia
Emma
Maddison
Eve

Anna, Beth, Violet, Juno, Megan, Scarlett, Iris, Alexis, Zara, Cleo, Erin

What about Beth? I think it is a lovely name and it is short and strong in my opinion. You could have a longer version Bethan or Bethany or evenElizabeth but I think it works beautifully on its own.

Other short girls names I like: Mary, Anna, Kay, Elle, Grace, Kate.

Rose was vetoed by dh, and Mia we both love but seems to be massively popular right now?

We know a Bethany, it's very pretty, but ella might be lovely

Thea

Kim (I have only ever met 1 male one)
Kate
Emma
Libby

Meredith
Judith
Lois( know a feisty 4 year old called this)

Astrid
Carla

Ann
Alix
Meg
Vera
Hebe
Eve
Jane
Betty

ONS baby names

I think Mia is actually less popular than Eva. I know lots of preschool kids and only one Mia and she's a Mia Flora = My Flower. If you both love it, go for it!

Kate
Nell
Thea
And if you're feeling very brave...Doris. You wouldn't ever have messed with any of the Dorises I knew.

Ruth- I love this, feels solid and dependable!

I'm of the opinion that names that end in 'y' or 'ie' are never strong and names that end in 'a' rarely are (although I love names ending in 'a', DD1 has three of them!)

How about:
Jean
Anne
Bridget
Eleanor
Short forms of Catherine are good Kate/Cat etc
Ditto short forms of Elizabeth, agree about Beth especially

Olive

Adele - would have been dd2's name but we had DS

Enya,
Cleo,
Celeste,
Maeve,
Noelle,
Asha.

Isla

Heard someone in the park today talking to an Una. I thought what a good name.

Ingrid
Nadia

Ruth
Harriet
Susannah
Wilma
Cora
Nina
Seren
Inez

Eliza