28 weeks and really no idea on names!

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We aren't sure if we are having a girl or a boy.

Our DD is called Hollie (yes I know it's not spelt the traditional way).

I don't particularly want another name ending in an -ie sound, but I suppose if I loved it I might change my mind.

I like quite feminine girls names and masculine boys names, if that makes sense.

I like quite a lot of French and Italian sounding names.

I just want to start running a short list before the baby is born.

I'm also keen on the name having a pleasant meaning i.e. no crooked noses.

Anna
Nicole
Naomi
Lucia

Arabella
Francesca
Seraphine
Hugo
Leo

Eva
Annalise
Lara

Luca
Adam
Nicholas

Francesca
Sofia
Stella
Cara
Amelie
Lucy
Olivia
Anya
Anna
Madeleine
Maria
Rosa

Dominic
Nicholas
Joseph
Luca
Lucas
Benjamin
Marius
Matteo

Hollie and:

Amber, Ariel, Alicia, Alexa, Abigail, Alyssa, Bella, Bianca, Cassia, Cerys, Dana, Delilah, Emma, Erin, Eliza, Elise, Ella, Felicity, Giselle, Isla, India, Imogen, Jessica, Joanna, Julia, Josette, Karina, Livia, Lila, Leona, Larissa, Lorelai, Mia, Maya, Miranda, Matilda, Melissa, Nadia, Rebecca, Rowena, Saffron, Saskia, Thea, Talia, Vanessa, Zara.

Angus, Aaron, Conor, Callum, Dylan, Ethan, Elliot, Fergus, Finn, Flynn, George, Harrison, Isaac, Jack, Jake, Jacob, Luke, Matthew, Michael, Nathan, Oliver, Owen, Patrick, Peter, Reuben, Ryan, Rhys, Samuel, Solomon, Seth, Thomas, Vincent, William, Zach

Celeste
Francesca
Zoe

Conrad
Francis
Anthony

Hollie is such a British sounding name.
Wouldn't it be wierd to have a Hollie and Francesca or Hollie and Marco? You'll have one child with an exotic sounding name and the other with a 'normal' name.

Mybe names that end with a constanant sound... Megan, Alice, Frances, Leah
Boys, James, Jack, Matthew

Etienne for a boy
Beatrice for a girl

Sophie
Seraphina

Reuben
Quentin

Love Quentin!