Unique baby girl names please

[hellomummy1]

Hi lovely’s, can you help me with a baby girl names please?

We are having a girl. We already have a girl named Aspen so no more place names and no L names because we don’t like alliteration with our last name which is Lane.

For girls names we currently like Senna (but we just found out it’s a laxative… it was our top name), Alba (hubby doesn’t like it) Kova ( too close to Covid…) so stronger, unique girls names. Nothing pretty or long - two syllables if possible.

Thank you, I would appreciate some ideas

Nova
Astrid
Zadie
Meira
Cassia
Clea
Hazel
Ember
Hero

If you like Kova, maybe Reeva? They have similar sounds. I also like :

Perla
Koda/Cody
Una
Cleo
Sierra
Kalia/Kaia
Asha
Saffron
Elora
Naya
Thea
Willa

• good luck, hope you find something perfect!

Sheena if you like Senna? Haven't met one recently.

Tanith
Saffron
Rivka
Esther
Zelie (ZAY-lee)
Petra
Harlow
Raine
Kenna
Kalyn (KAY-lin)
Juniper
Brea (Bray-uh)
Gaia (Guy-uh)
Laurel
Hester
Audra
Agnes
Nara
Cadence
Maren (MAH-run)
Lucille
Elka
Silke (SIL-Kuh)
Aiste (Ice-tuh)
Fae
Jocelyn
Honour
Patience
Flora
Thaila (ty-luh)
Marion
Elspeth
Dawn

Polgara.
Porenn
Adara.
All from my favourite book series. The belgarion. Great names in it.

Melani
Anise
Farrah
Jessabelle
Fleura
Bloom
Spring
Winter
Liana
Luana
Merryn
Zita
Zarrah

Zadie
Amity
Ellyn
Myrna

Ilva
Reba
Blake
Ellis
Wren

Sienna
Morna
Marnie
Shula
Sanne
Aila

Harper
Sienna
Beatrice
Rowan

Phaedra

Kyomi. I love it! Kyomi Lane has a nice ring about it.

Sienna
Trinity
Savannah
Peyton
Blaise
Piper

I know you have said no more place names but you could tweak it to - Sennen which is a lovely beach in Cornwall.

@WhoWouldHaveThoughtThat

I think finding a unique name is going to be difficult, many of the names suggest so far are not unique, so my suggestion is

Wheelbarrow nn Wheelie

I'm pretty certain she'll be the only one at school with that name.

But wheelbarrow isn't unique 🤣🤣🤣

Apologies. Don't mean to be critical. This might just be an issue of phonetic spelling or of words with similar spellings from different cultures, but surely...

Maren is usually MAHrrn (Norwegian)
Silke is usually ZIL-keh or ZIL-kuh (the one I know of is Danish)
Thalia is usually TAH-Lyah or TAH-lee-ah (in modern western Europe) but THA-lee-uh (very soft 'Th', as in 'thought') in Greek, where it originated.
Aiste is usually ASH-tuh (Irish Gaelic)
Brea- I don't know where your version originates, but in Irish/Scottish Gaelic, this would be a version of Brigh (pronounced Bree) or Breagha (Bree-ah). There would be a fada on the first version 'i'.

If you liked Senna, what about Siena? (You could spell it one N like the Italian place, or two nns like the color.

@florascotia2

Maren - I was basing it on how the country singer pronounces her name.

Silke - I was basing this on a child I taught a few years back, so may be I’m wrong overall.

THAILA not THALIA. I know how Thalia is pronounced but it’s not that unique a name so I didn’t mention it.

Aiste - my Latvian god-daughter’s name. Pronounced as I wrote it.

Brea - American girl I went to school with, she didn’t have Gaelic roots. She was named after a place, “La Brea” and I always thought it was pretty.

Sorry “the country singer Maren Morris”.

Nova
Remj
Viola

Sennen
Xanic
Caro
Astrid
Etoile
Seren
Blaze
Aster
Hebe
Farrah
Cleo

I like names from around the world, these are I believe a mixture of Sanskrit, Hawaiian, Filipino, and Maori

Nala (pr Narla)
Rayna/Reyna
Kaya/Kya/Kaia (rhymes with higher)
Aine (On-ya)
Riva/Reeva
Naia (Pr Ny-a)
Asha
Priya (Pr Preeya)
Lani (Pr Larnee)
Tala (Pr Tarla)
Neela

Camdyn Lane

Namechange Thanks for your reply. As I said, I have no wish to be critical.

Aiste is clearly an example of what I suggested might be the case - different cultures/languages having, by chance, names that are spelled the same but pronounced differently. Best wishes to your grand-daughter.

Maren - well, it's a Scandinavian name and the majority of Scandinavian cultures pronounce it as I suggested. But if an American singer chooses to be different, that is obviously her right.

I am sorry re Thaila; I assumed the more usual Thalia. According to Google, it means 'bag' or 'wheelbarrow'. But if a real child has that name, then of course we should be respectful.

La Brea - the name means 'tar pits' and I honestly could not imagine that anyone had named a child after that. But if they have, then we should of course respect the name. It's not the child's fault.

Savannah.
Summer.
Eden.
Raine.
Elsie.
Erin.
Vayda.