Modern but not common girls names, please help!

[pedilia]

I love Nadia and Nyah but need more suggestions, nothing traditonal please

How about:

Florence
Maud
Ruth
Betty
Bessie
Lillian
Doris
Dorothy
Nellie
Harriet
Agnes
Viol et

Are these modern enough??! Thought there may be some great ideas in this list!

serena
tallulah
elsa - not modern but unusual
delphi
fenella

out of 14 girls at dd2 rainbows group, 3 are called Mia.

Agnes is a lovely name.

I know loads of Mias too. I also know a Tia

Coco, Bella, Briony, Karenza, Piper, Maya, Kaia, Brianna, Tyra, Milla, Tilda, Savannah, Nella.

Taylor

BH- I would call those quite old fashioned but having just discussed with my firnd she says they have all made a comeback and would now be classed as modern!

Duchess- my cat is savannah and pony is Bella. How do ypu pronounce Kaia? I do like Maya

I have a Clementine (as in Churchill)

My DD2 is called Kiah which rhymes with 'Hiya'...think you can also spell it Khaja, Kaya, Kaia or Kaja - it's a name that appears all over the world!

I love India BTW in support of your DH.

Aaliegha don't know how its spelt properly though!
Leonie
Trinity
Cadie

LL- I love Khia, do like India but still not 100% sure

J2- how do you pronounce the first one?

Pedilia - I love Kiah too but people do spell it incorrectly (ahem) and also often call her Kia, as in the car make.

Think you would have the same problem with Mia/Maya - I know a few and can never remember which is which...still like the name though.

I like India as it holds great memories for DP and I (the country that is)...but not great enough for a third baby!

A-Lee-A ifswim

i think you can spell it in loads of ways, it sounds really pretty.

oh i love India too, my 2 are Leonie and Shannon, Shannon isn't very common where i live but i gather it can be quite common in other area's, oh and lo was nearly called Willow.

Blimey, I've named almost your entire household!

The Kaia I know rhymes with fire. Her family are Danish so it may stem from there.

Duchess I think I say fire and hiya the same way as Kiah!!! Could well be a Danish way...can be Polish or Hindi too. Our way is Kiswahili or Aboriginal (we have been to both areas of origin but are a very white European family so some MNers would not approve!).

How about
Cece