classy elegant name not popular?

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Hi! I need ideas for baby girl , I'm Greek and husband is German and we live in the UK. I'm trying to find a name that will be easily pronounced in all countries plus be nice and a little unique. My list so far is:

Eva
Amelie
Alexandra
Josephine
Christina
Naomi

But I dont completely love any of these! Naomi maybe a little more than the others but it is pronounced Nah-o-mee in greece and germany and Ni-o-mee in the Uk or Nay-oh-mee by americans- so a bit confusing if I call her wrong!

Which name do you like ? And any other ideas?

Alexandra

Beautiful, classy and can't be mispronounced.

Eva is nice too

Daniela
Elena

Dora

Alexandra would be the most sensible given your background and it being recognised by all sides. But Naomi is my favourite by far - I think the pronunciation differences are quite small so I wouldn't be bothered by it.

I wouldn't really describe any of these names as unique but they are all lovely. All names will be pronounced a little differently in different countries so I wouldn't worry to much about that. What about Athena?

Christina is my favourite from your list, and works well in all your countries.

Eva and Amelie are already extremely popular in the UK.

I'm not keen on Naomi.

Eva
Philippa
Natalia
Cecilia
Thea

Zara

How about Zoe?

Of your list, I would love a Josephine but it would so instantly be shortened to Jo.

Eva would be the most unique.

Christina or Alexandra given your criteria. Eva and Amelie have been done to death in the UK.

Before I read your list I thought Josephine.
The many pronounciations of Naomi are annoying. You'd need to pick one and push it. I think UK is Nay Oh Mi more than Nigh Oh Mi (which is just for idiots who can't spell and are imagining an i somewhere it's not).

Laura. Very elegant and classic but not a lot of children named it nowadays

Nina

Woah ! thank you all so much for the replies and ideas.. true, the names on the list are not very unique and that's why im still thinking.. Have already one Sophia which is the most popular name of all times or something haha !

Sophia
Claudia
Grace
Florence
Roseanne
Verity
Genevieve

Three Alexandra's in my dd class, must've been popular 8/9 years ago!
Naomi I would pronounce as nay-oh-me. A friend of mine had a relative called Noemi (no-emee) I thought that was really pretty.

Popularity of Eva
England 33rd in 2017
Scotland 25th in 2017
Ireland 39th in 2017
Netherlands10th in 2016
Germany 64th in 2017

nameberry.com/babyname/Eva/popularity

www.bristolpost.co.uk/whats-on/family-kids/100-most-popular-baby-names-859477

Sorry just saw you have a Sophia already - beautiful name

Lydia

Love Josephine

How about Madeline?

Go for a Greek name that can be used anywhere.

I'm in Australia, and there is a reasonably large Greek population. I worked with someone whose name was Ourania (Muse of Astronomy) and taught a girl whose older sister was called Europa. I loved it and it always stuck in my mind.

My next door neighbour was originally from Anatolia and his grand daughter was named Cybele.

What about something classical or from mythology like Artemis (or Artemesia - l love that), Hebe, Athena, Demeter, etc? You've got lots of lovely and unusual names to pick from.

Hannah
Clara/Clare
Louisa/Louise
Melody
Helen
Delia
Marion

Susanna
Louisa
Helena
Joanna

Xanthe
Arianne
Melika
Francesca
Georgina
Emmeline
Adaline
Loretta
Millicent
Elayna
Estelle
Cordelia
Celeste

Sophia
Claudia
Grace
Florence
Roseanne
Verity
Genevieve

Apart from Verity and Genevieve they are all popular. Roseanne makes me think of Roseanne Barr (not a good thing)