Looking for a really unusual girls name!

[chicarubia]

I'm 34 weeks pregnant with my second daughter and found my first's name by scrolling through this forum. Hers is very unusual but has a meaning and is not too much of a mouthful. We're looking for similar with this one. By very unusual I mean a name that's never shown up on the baby name chart which records any name that has been used more than 3 times in a year. It's a tall order I know!

We have Australian and Italian roots and surname ends in -ia so that rules out most -a or -ia ending names for us.
Nice nicknames are also a must.

As an example of what I like my all time fave name is Camira. It's Australian Aboriginal but unfortunately is the name of a shit Australian car so has been completely vetoed by OH.
Would love some help!

Nyree

Ottilie

Marcella
Adelaide
Kezia

Thought of 2 more. Both are not registered as being any births in U.K. Recently and may work with your heritage.

Sarita - means little princess

Aliona - I think this is quite a cool name, know some teenagers called it in Italy

Loveday
Comfort
Queenie
Maybe not unusual enough for you though ☺

who put Celeste up? I'd forgotten that - beautiful name

Wow! There're a few I really like here. Annabelfan thank you but those names are far too out there for me- unusual without too much embarrassment potential is ideal. Whether she becomes a judge or a hippie (or anything else) I want her not to be embarrassed of her name. Of course I can't make sure of that, I can only try!
Has anyone got an opinion on Zalie? It's the only one we can both agree on right now so please please be gentle!!

Morrisons

Obviously I didn't mean Morrisons, bloody autocorrect!!

I meant to say: Nirrimi

Marita
Zeta
Amandine
Calista
Clemency
Sadie
Bonita

Ha comethe you say it's obvious but I've had orangina and appletise suggested so far!!

Morrisons is perfect!

It's easy to pronounce and it's certainly unique so I guess it meets my criteria!

Hepsibah

That's fair enough OP I get what you mean about wanting unusual but not too out there.
I like Zailie...also, how about Zadie or Zoshia?

How do you pronounce zalie? Zay-lee? It's quite pretty!

Earlier on there was a girl nearby who was called "Zia"- pronounced zee-ah - which ive never heard before and thought was lovely.

You can have mine that I'll probably never get to use except as a middle. It's Carou. As a boy, Carew.

Zadie
Izetta/Zetty
Paloma
Primrose/Posy
Zannah

Ooh yes love zosia- though it reminds me of holby city!

Zia means aunt in Italian though...
There’s a girl called Zosha at my office

I like Joelle

I love both Zadie and Zoshia! I knew a polish girl called Zoshia when I was at school and loved it ever since. Yes, Zay-lee Brutus. Zia I like but it means auntie in Italian so would never get it past the OH!

Sugar pie we almost called no 1 paloma but have completely gone off it now for some reason. I liked Loma but OH said it was too much like melanoma!

Izar - Basque meaning star and has a z
Maris - star of the sea
Steren - Cornish star
Estrella - Spanish star
Sterre - Dutch star
Zinnia
Zafira
Zeta

Sylvie
Mercedes
Sappho
Audre
Billie-Jean
Peony
Maris
Oscar (it used to be a girls name)
Mercy
Germaine
Chantal