Completely doomed

[Serintyjo]

I love the way Ariadne looks but do not like the pronunciation. I am looking for an odd A name for a girl such as Ariadne but no luck yet.

Antigone is an ancient Greek tragedy play by sophocles. I think she has to defend her brother.

@Serintyjo Greek tragedy play. I like the name though, not brave enough to use it myself but!

Yes that is true who is to say these days. I will tell you my grand-daughters name in a pm if you like....

@FrankiesKnuckle yes I remember that we had to take a quiz on it to haha but thanks

Pm? @Destroyedpeople I still don’t know how to completely work this site I was going to ask is there a way to get notifications?

Oh I don't know about that ......but if you click on the little person icon top right hand corner you should get your PM that I sent with the best A name I can think of....

April

Adrianna
Arianna
Arietta

Athena
Aurora

Aroha - Māori, meaning love. Though the correct version might be Te Aroha (not sure) You'd be in very good company - Te Aroha is the middle name of Jacinda Ardern's daughter 🙂

Aphra

Aveline?

I know it's from the Borrowers, but it's a nice name! Pronounced like Arry-et-ee. If that makes sense?

Wendy was also an invented name for a book, as I'm sure many more were originally!

OP for Aude, it begins like 'Audrey' then ends with a schwa sound : 'uh' or 'eh'. You can listen here: forvo.com/search/Aude/

Atlanta was a typo, alas. I meant to write Atalanata. She was an ancient Greek heroine: www.theoi.com/Heroine/Atalanta.html

Sorry to hear you still haven't found the one!!

Arminel
Amoret
Amata
Astrid
Apollonia
Arantxa

Has anyone a suggested Annunziata yet? As in sister of Jacob Rees-Mogg?!

@Serintyjo it’s like Aye-No-A. If you google ainhoa pronunciation listen there are some audio files online.

Azalais
Andromache
Asenath

Thank you guys I’m actually seeing some unusual that I haven’t seen!!!!

@serintyjo

Classic names Annabel , Anne , Arabella , Alexandra - ( maybe not unusual enough ? )

@BasiliskStare correct not odd

Aedra

Aela

Aube (dawn in French)