Help!! Please!! A girls name to go with Honour? (sisters)

[HonoursMummy]

Please help!! I am so stuck and hate everything- Honour is such a strong but pretty name and to me nothing compares to it.
We had Hugo and Roman on our Boys list but just found out shes going to be a girl and have nothing!!
I really like Amorae but had some bad responses.
x

You do know the name isn’t spelt from American/ English. The name has the same root but is spelt Honor, from the Latin.

However, your name your choice but your daughter will be forever correcting people who will default to the traditional spelling.

Hope or Grace

thank you for the info

I know an Honour and Ella

Destyni
Valor / velorae / valorè
Hobbit (silent h)
Hobituario
Sanctimoni (the Shakespearean way)
Libertè
Virtue
Charitè
Honorae / honorè
Dinero
Canyonaro
Silencio
Acorn
Ananas / anai¡s
Prada
Mañana
Pride pridè
Sadè
Faaiiith

Jacobi¡¡
Fontanelle

Thank you everyone for the suggestions. Still nothing standing out to me.
im not keen on another virtue name.
she will be Honour the second at this rate!

Verity

Honour & Paloma
Honour & Harmony
Honour & Clara

How old is Honour? Has she started to learn/spell/recognise her name? Just wondering if you’d consider spelling it Honor as the name should be rather than the noun/verb?

Oakley's big sister is Bea (not Beatrice). I really like Bea and Beatrice.

Evita?

Offa.

Exactly.
Its a name, not the word “honour”.

Fleur- means flower in French

If you liked Roman, how about Roma?

Go with Amorea!

How about Ariadne?

Honour & Romola

Honour & Blythe

Honour & Ellery

Honour & Iris

What about Amara? I knew an Amara, everyone loved her name!

Yes I was going to say the same thing. The name is usually spelt the Latin way without the U.

I was going to mention the spelling but thought was none of my business but, I did think this, if she’s v young you could consider changing the spelling as it will save her a whole lot of hassle. It’s just the spelling, not the name

@HonoursMummy Here's another idea for you. What about:

Marlow
Marlowe

It means Driftwood, apparently. But it's also an old placename and the surname probably came out of this. It's got the trendy "o" sound at the end that fits with a lot of contemporary style names. It's outside top 100 etc and not too used but getting more popular. It sounds a bit like "Monroe" without it being all about Marilyn potentially and it works well with Honour.

I thought Fleur would go well.

Both Fleur and Honour have a slightly aloof feel, not too sweety-girly.

The normal spelling is Honor. How about Harriet?

This is nice and i like that its out of top 100 but reminds me too much of the red wine. x

Anouk