Girl names that go with Arthur?

[mummy32k]

Any suggestions please :)? X

Arthur and Freda
Arthur and Ada
Arthur and Maude
Arthur and Faye
Arthur and Myrtle
Arthur and Ivy
Arthur and Nancy
Arthur and Gwen
Arthur and Constance
Arthur and Sybil
Arthur and Mildred
Arthur and Sybil

Pauline

Why Guinivere of course

There’s an Arthur in our family and all his female cousins names have been mentioned several times on this thread.

The sibling sets with Arthur that I know are-

Charlotte
Iris
Lily

Arthur and Daisy
Arthur and Elsie
Arthur and Josie
Arthur and Lilly
Arthur and Emily
Arthur and Lola
Arthur and Poppy
Arthur and Willow
Arthur and Tilly
Arthur and Evie
Arthur and Ivy
Arthur and Halle
Arthur and Florence
Arthur and Rosanna
Arthur and Gwen

Claudia
Felicity

I think a classic name works best. First came to mind was Isabelle/Isabel/Isobel

Edie

Yes, but does it matter? The siblings will spend the majority of their lives apart, so how their names ‘go’ won’t matter.

Ella

Arthur and Flora
Arthur and Florence / Florrie
Arthur and Cora
Arthur and Matilda / Tilly
Arthur and Eliza
Arthur and Katherine / Kitty
Arthur and Clementine / Clemie

Harmony
Lola
Lucy
Melody
Jessie
Tiffany
Bianca
Louisa

Pauline

Florence

Terri

@FayCarew did you have these two in mind? 😆

Quite often people like a certain 'type' of name. All the children end up with names of that type. For instance - George, Charlotte, Louis; Nevaeh, Trinity, Skyla; Lola-Mae, Lexi-Rae, Archie-Gray; Peregrine, Algernon, Fenella; Parker, Carter, Taylor, etc.

Sometimes a child can stand out from the rest of the family and resent it if given a name in a different style from the other names. I've overheard people wondering if certain children were adopted when they already had well established names upon hearing the names of certain families.

Something else from Arthurian legend? Isolde or one of its variants.

Maisie , molly , Matilda
Sophie , Alexandra , Chloe , Alice

Marion

Esther

😂😂😂😂😂

Pauline

How do they not get their own name? No one has suggested Arthur2.

'going together' is good because children perceive it as fair. Because you call them together a lot and it's nicer/easier. It's not a 'themed set' it's names that sound good to ether not 'trees' 'food' or wherever other theme 'Harry Potter characters'

@mummy32k Arthur is a good name, lots of names go with it!

Do you plan on using Arthur as an every day name or something more like Artie? No point in 'going with' with only Arthur if you plan on using Artie mostly.

i like Arthur & Matilda with 'every days' of Artie & Mati/Tilly