DD3 name~pretty, floral,fiesty not too popular required!

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Please help with baby girls name.
Dd1 Kathleen Louisa -Kitty
Dd2 Beatrix Martha-Bea or BeaBea
Considering
Rosa
Eliza (too popular)
Sybil
Sylvie
Maggie
Hepzibah
Goldie/Golda
Ada
Ivy
Dorothy-Dot
Cicely (Cece...too similar to Bea)
I also love Florence-Floss but too popular
Open to suggestions....
Thank you.

My fav form my list are:- Annalise, Celeste, Delilah, Genevieve, Imogen, Layla, Millicent, Matilda, Pandora and Savannah.

Annabelle
Annalise
Adelaide
Arianna
Belinda
Betsy
Brianna
Clarissa
Casandra
Cassia
Claudia
Celeste
Claudette
Catherine
Delilah
Elenor
Evangeline
Emmeline
Esther
Esmeralda
Francine
Francesca
Gianna
Genevieve
Geraldine
Georgina
Georgia
Henrietta
Harriet
Hazel
Hallie
Hadley
Imogen
Isobel
Josephine
Jacinta
Jayde
Jasmine
Jemima
Jaqueline
Layla
Leilani
Lorna
Lucinda
Miranda
Megan
Meredith
Millicent
Matilda
Natasha
Natalia
Ophelia
Ottilie
Penelope
Pandora
Savannah
Theodora
Tamsin
Thea
Vivienne
Verity
Yasmin

Cynthia
Jasmine
Jacqueline
Patrice
Vivienne

Love the names :) our DD is Ashira. Just another suggestion. Also Lucy.

NRTFT Iris?

I used to know a Zipporah nn Zippy

My 3 girls names are Sienna, Mylah and Zahra May and I think they are all.of the above ❤

Sunniva
Freya
Astrid
Silje

(Slije = pronounced Sil-ya )

Ffion

Araminta
Anisette
Malope
Calendula
Sorrel

Juniper

Penelope - Penny
Heather - Hettie
Anne or Annie
Mary

Sylvie is nice and almost completely unused.

Constance - Conny

Lilian - Lil

Mayme

Vivienne

Cosima - mimi
Penelope - Nelly
Matilda - Tilda
Josephine - Posy
Elizabeth - so many nn!

Ava
Elizabeth nn Betsy, Ellie, Beth
Willow
Bella
Molly
Mia
Luna
Audrey

Love Dorothy!!

My DS name is Dexter - also a surname, as is his sister's. ex is Canadian too so it worked. (DD is not very common but think two English sister authors) but I wanted Pearl, Dulcie or Finty (Dame Judy Dench daughter's name) if he was a girl. My children are now grown and they love their individual names ( although Ive heard of a few younger than mine have followed my lead as there's a couple of each now where I live).
I have an unusual name too - name of mum's (she is 73) school pen friend from Holland. I did want my kids to have unique names but not 'non-names'. So nice that I can get personalised stuff for my kids for my children now, courtesy of www. but I didn't like having an unusual name when I was growing up as I could never get a pen, badge, rubber (eraser),
whatever with my name on! Glad mine can now!

My friends granddaughter is Delilah and I love it!

Also, you need to think about the pronoun ciation from teenagers and regional accents as my DD ame has hard 'T' in her name but some of her friends don't bother pronouncing it properly. It drives me mad! I never preempted that one. Think Betty pronounced as Be-he. Makes me skin crawl! I Wish patents would expect their children to pronounce names correctly but I've learned that this doesn't always happen.

The last three babies I have known to be born have all been Sylvie. I think it's going to get very popular. Also I think it's very middle aged.

Elvie
Miriam (nn Mim)
Zinnia