Not girly name suggestions please!

[MarvEll]

Being induced shortly and still don't have a name or middle name picked out!! Need some help!!

We like unisex or not too girly names and ideally not too popular. Possibly with a Welsh link, but we live in england, so needs to be very easily pronounced (not too Welsh!). Will also be double barrelled surname, so nothing too long.

I like
Romy
Maddie
Kit
Maggie

Partner likes
Holly
Fern
Joany
Maya
Robyn

Some of these names are already taken by friends / family, but putting them in as they're names we like. We like each other's choices but don't love them 😬 starting to feel the pressure! Suggestions please!!

Bonnie
Billie
Mica
Morwenna
Dina
Molly
Danielle
Francesca
Georgia
Toni
Saskia
Una
Fern
Frankie
Cassie
Jeanne
Nevina
Zoe
Allie
Cleo
Lynn
Pauline
Heather
River
Jane
Leanne
Nancy
Bo
Joanne

Nell
Adaline
Charlie
Brooke
Paige
Quinn

Logan
Beau
Harriet (Harri)
Bobbi

Georgie

Farrah

Harriet Esther Jane

Arwen / Awen (Not sure which is correct spelling)
Both are correct but they are different names. Arwen (Ah-wen) is from Lord of the Rings, and Awen (Aw sounds like the 'ou' in 'ouch', en rhymes with men)

Catrin

I adore Kit

Manon

@MarvEll my daughter is Tora. I wanted a strong name. Her name is Norwegian and is the female version of Tor (nordic God of Thunder). Most of the names are Norwegian/ Scandinavian and quite popular here but not too common. Good luck with the induction!

Alys (Ah-liss)
Tesni (Tess-nee)
Mari (Marry, Welsh for Mary)
Eira (Ey-ra, ey as is hey and ra as in rabbit)
Elin (Elle-in)
Bethan (an as in Anne, not an as in un)
Megan (see above re: Meg-Anne, not Meg-un)
Catrin
Lois (pronounced Loyce in Welsh)
Mali (Malley, Welsh for Molly)
Cadi (Caddy)
Nansi (Nancy)

@CorianderBee do you think it works on its own? I'm worried it's too short and nick-namey!

@JimLaheysWhiskeyBottle Tora is lovely! Hadn't thought to look at scandi, will explore!

Tara
Rowena
Bryony
Fiona
Evelyn
Katie
Joy

I have a Cerys with a double barrelled surname.

I love it for her. She's 2 now and it's growing with her well. We call her Ceecee for short.

I didn't want anything too girly either. I'm 6ft and she will likely be tall so felt a lot of 'girl' names wouldn't fit.

Merryn
Caitrin
Rhona
Megan
Frances
Heather
Rowena
Tanith
Phoebe
Josie
Lotta
Roxanna
Alys
Aneira
Carys
Delia
Jenna
Nia
Hafren
Meredith
Elen

I always think that generally names that end in a consonant or that have strong consonant sounds in them have a strong feel. So (with max 3 syllables as you have a long surname, apologies for repeats): Isolde, Emmeline, Eleanor, Madeleine, Adeline, Matilda, Greta, Iris, Sybil, Imogen, Beatrice/Beatrix, Harriet, Tamsin, Charlotte, Caroline.

Of your list I like Robin (with the simple spelling) and Carys

I am not crazy c nn like Maggie, Maddy used as full names.

Others -

Elen
Rowan
Bronwen
Seren
Llinos
Elowen
Nancy
Molly
Aislinn (Ash-lin)
Caitlin
Sorrel
Thora
Beth/an (Elizabeth)
Liv

Cara
Ffion
Tara
Zoe
Faye
Rhian/Rhiannon
Eleri
Bethan/Bethany
Elin

Ever
Murphy

Romy is gorgeous!

I always loved Ffion

I love Romy!

Eden
Cora
Niamh
Farrah
Margot
Cerys
Sadie

Are my favourite names

Love the name Romy & Maya is also nice from your list.

A few suggestions that aren't too frilly/girly

Reya
Orla
Remi
Mila
Thea
Nina

Etta
Hattie (Harriet)
Nora
Alex (Alexandra)