Greek or German girls names

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I have Greek and German heritage. Expecting a 4th baby girl. We already have Xanthe, Hebe and Olympia. No repeating initials with the girls names - so no names beginning with X, H or O and not Persephone as we have a ds called Perseus (nn Percy). Thanks!

Athena
Cassia
Sophia
Cassandra
Isadora
Clara
Cornelia
Zena
Cressida
Lois
Lydia
Iris
Alexis
Effie

Aphrodite
Antigone
Ionia
Athena
Alexandra
Calliope
Maria

Anastasia

Alcyone
Artemis
Evadne
Ariadne
Thalia
Aella
Calliope
Alecto
Antigone
Atalanta
Callisto
Nephele
Cassiopeia

Zoe
Thalia
Clio
Minerva

Taygete is one of my favourite names. I heard of it from Lucinda Riley’s Seven Sisters series.

The sisters are Maia, Asterope, Celaeno, Electra, Merope and Alcyone

Anke

I love Anastasia especially with Greek pronunciation.

Antigone (Tiggy)
Penelope
Iphigenia
Amaryllis

German:
Elsa
Ingrid
Frida

Greek:
Melina
Marianna
Sophia
Adriana
Eleonora

I came to say Calliope too but actually I'd love to know if you have other sons and what their names are.

Ariadne
Cassandra
Calliope
Psyche
Phoebe
Artemis
Athene
Zoe
Sophia
Electra
Demetria

I wouldn't use a German name as it will stick out like a sore thumb compared to the others.

Monika

Calliope has negative connotations in Greece as it can mean latrine.

Thanks everyone! Some good suggestions! Antegone is not one I've considered before - like the nn Tiggy. Do very much like Eleanora.

Greta
Sophia
Thalia

Sorry Antigone!

The Taygete in the book goes by ‘Tiggy’ too, I agree OP, it’s a great nickname!

Marlene or Marlena for German name.
Or Marilena for Greek.

Charis is a nice Greek name

I love Greek girls names! I am half Greek but have a French first name (my other 'half' is not French). Anyway, my favourite names are

Danae
Eleni
Melina

Calliope

I worked with a Greek woman once called Aristi, and the name always stuck in my head. Pronounced Ah-REEST-ee.

Nataly
Ekaterina
Yvoni
Andromachi
Dimitra

Eva
Franziska
Adelheid
Viktoria

Given that you have this heritage, would it not perhaps be better to put forward suggestions from your heritage and ask solidly-culturally-British people their opinions on each?