2 syllable girls name

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I'm trying to think of 2 syllable girls names with the stress on the 2nd syllable, like Marie.

That's the only one I can come up with and I'm not that keen! I would like one as a middle name as I think it would flow better with first and surname.

Any ideas?

Iris
Ida
Mila
Kyra

I don't know where the stressea are really though

Chloe
Louise

Renee
Lucille
Elise
Esme
Camille

Alex

Lauren
Laura
Sophie
Leah
Millie

Rainbowblume - all those have stresses on the first syllable! It's so hard to think of any that don't!

Most of the other suggestions would work, but I'm not keen any apart from Camille.

Not sure about the stress being on the 2nd syllable as its usually down to the accent of the person speaking. I can think of lots of 2 syllable names though.

Lucy
Sybil
Orla
Amber
Katie
Esme
Rosie
Lily
Estelle
Celeste
Ruby
Amy
Anna

Annie
Anna
Clara
Darcy
Ella
Ellie
Maisie
Ava
Eva
Sophie
Lucy
Emma
Bethan
Jenny
Jenna
Poppy
Holly

Thanks dolphin, but all those ones have the wrong stress...

Apart from Estelle and Celeste, all those have the stress on the 1st syllable.

I don't think it depends entirely on accent. I can't imagine anyone would say Lau-RA, would they?

Names ending ie tend to have more stress on the end in my accent, but possibly not others.
Laurie, Laura, Stella. I'm stumped, sorry OP.

I can't imagine anyone would say Lau-RA, would they? Ive just got DH to go through the names and he does infact say Lorrrraaahhhh he has a strong yim yam black country accent and nothing sounds as its spelt.

I've just been sitting saying Laura out loud by myself and it turns out I do too (weirdy hybrid Edinburgh/Angus/Perth accent)

Hmmmm, maybe I need to go back to first name if I can't come up with anything!

Thanks all anyway - at least it wasn't just me that couldn't think of any.

Keira or Keirda?

Shona
Darcie
Marcie
Isabelle
Jasmine
Lily
Sophie
Ellie
Molly
Chloe
Charley
Poppy
Isla
Heidi
Rosa
Robyn
Nicole
Katie
Daisy
Bethany
Violet

Yep, I'm giving up! All those (as I say them anyway and apart from Nicole) have the stress on the 1st syllable.

Cherie?

Yes! I'm coming to the conclusion that it needs to be vaguely French to have the stress the right way - Estelle, Cecile, Celeste, Marie, Camille, Lucille...

I like Camille

OP, I can almost hear you shouting "second syllable!!" at your screen. If you scroll to the section on 2 syllable iambic middle names on this page, most of them (at least in my accent) have the stress on syllable 2: www.namenerds.com/uucn/advice/middle.html

Margot
Anouk

Amazing Elbi! Thank you.

Elsbeth? Seems evenly accented to me!