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?

MargueritaPink IClavdivs very impressed by your knowledge on greek mythology! They do use these name often in Greece but maybe abroad it sounds strange! So ok no tragic figures!

And I guess Eva is out too and Josephine / Alexandra /Christina are good

from the rest i do like Penelope and Anna

Leonie?

Anna, Sarah, Laura, Ellen.

Rose / Rosanna

Isn't Callista just a variation of Callisto? I like both of them but Callisto didn't have a great time either.

I love Anna!

Natalia/Natalya
Victoria
Alexandra
Antonia
Marina
Christina
Louisa

Helena
Penelope

I have a Penelope 😊

I think Freya is lovely but I know it's quite popular.

@MargueritaPink: I suppose the original Callisto did, but I tend to think of Callista in terms of Callista Flockhart who holds no positive or negative overtones for me.

Phoebe

Athena?

Ariadne?

Georgia
Helena
Eleni
Andrea
Christina
Stella

And on the A theme the German name Astrid

Lenia

Carolina?

I like Eva and Josephine from your list.

How about -
Vera
Leonie
Frieda
Theodora
Mia
Mila
Greta
Matilda
Maria
Magdalena
Valentina
Anastasia

Cordelia
Clarissa
Persephone
Penelope
Rebecca

Emma
Anna
Clara
Johanna
Maria
Hannah
Louisa
Susannah
Sabrina
Leona

I’m of Greek decent - our girls are Xanthe, Hebe-Hermione and Olympia. We also liked Persephone, Evanthe, Pandora, Penelope, Electra, Melissa, Larissa (Lara)

Katharine

I like Caroline and Raine

But then again, I love Esther. I possibly have odd taste

Athens
Artemis