Need an usual/uncommon girl's name

[Oliviera1996]

We cannot think of a girls name we like that isn't really popular.

Names we like but for various reason probably won't use are;

Storm
Sloane
Lovella
Quinn

Can anyone else suggest some more unusual girls names along the same lines?

I actually love Sloane, one of the ones you have already suggested.

My DD is Elowen. I also considered Onyx, Ariadne, Callista, Morven, Soraya and Zephyr (to name a few!).

Astrid

I'm a Rowena. I don't personally know any others.

Vyda
Zinnia

Delphi
Blythe
Juno
Nancy
Nelly

Love these ones - almost called dd Nancy bit at the last minute dh said no.

Olympia

Opal
Brianne
Delia
Anthea

There's a good YouTube channel called SJ Strum and she had a recent video featuring baby names that were the least popular in the records lately. Some were really cool!

Mariel. It's my favourite ever girls name. DH vetoed it when DD was born 🙄

Antigone
Astrid
Athena
Melody

Autumn
Calista
Tully

Vita (as per another PP)
Oona
Rhoda
Romy
Pia
Aphra
Avril

Iona

Ramona

Sunniva

Ashley is lovely to say and guessing there wouldn't be too many baby Ashley's 😁

IMO there is a very good reason no one else is calling their children Storm or Sloane.

If I wanted a name no one else was likely to use I would pick a name that was previously popular but won't come back into fashion for a long time, like Elaine, Suzanne, Michelle or Natalie, or a name that is currently very popular in another country but also works in English such as Celeste, Anouska or Ida.

Meriel and Meryl are also nice. I've only ever met one of each.

Aniko
Aspen
Drew
Camden
Delaney
Blake

How about Shart?

www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/courier-investigations/3168365/baby-name-rules-scotland/

Xanic - pronounced Chaneek

I know a Quinn, love that name.

If I had another daughter, I would probably name her Morgan.

Danica
Lowenna
Fia
Zadie/Sadie
Echo
Sonnet

I've always loved the name Velvet after the character in the book and film National Velvet. I've got 2 boys though and I'm not having any more children.