First name suggestions for "Amber"

[VAmum]

Hi everyone!

I'm expecting my 3rd baby this September. A baby girl! I want to give "Amber" as her middle name and I'm looking for a first name that would suit best. Any suggestions please?

Thank you in advance!!!

Why not use Amber as the first name?
It's a lovely name.

I’d agree with this. Amber is gorgeous!

My DD is Amber Katherine, in her 20s now. There are lots of names ending in the 'uh' sound so wanted to avoid one of those.

I was going to suggest Catherine Amber but someone has come close!

Juliet Amber
Marian Amber
Louise Amber
Emmeline Amber
Felicity Amber
Beatrice Amber
July Amber
Katie Amber
Emma Amber
Odette Amber
Eloise Amber
Tamsin Amber
Idony Amber
Jane Amber
Milly Amber
Gwen Amber
Ondine Amber
Giselle Amber
Cecily Amber
Noelle Amber
Valerie Amber
Mabel Amber
Hallie Amber
Hazel Amber

@VAmum tell us more about names you like, so we can suggest more

Agree completely with this!

It's a beautiful name and very underused.

Amber

Beatrix amber
emmeline amber
penelope amber
dorothy amber
harriet amber
vivienne amber
ottilie amber
isabelle amber
elodie amber
elizabeth amber
lilian amber

Red

Scarlett. Your surname is Green isn't it.

Jasmine Amber
Beatrix Amber
Caroline Amber
Phoebe Amber

Glad I’m not the only daftie 😁

OP, I like it for a first name but a serious suggestion - Elizabeth gets my vote.

Amber is lovely!

Jasmine Amber
Violet Amber
Sophie Amber
Emily Amber
Zoe Amber
Amelie Amber
Felicity Amber
Penelope Amber
Vivienne Amber
Madeleine Amber

Perpetua

Eh? Amber does end in 'uh'.

Only in certain accents. Definitely doesn’t end in ‘uh’ if you pronounce it phonetically and properly.

@Malahide , why are you meant to pronounce it phonetically?

Surely it depends on the initial of you surname as putting an ‘A’ means it can easily make a 3 letter word. PAT might be fine but you might not want FAT.

Surely it's an 'er' sound?

@ChopSue , who are you calling daftie? Great username. Mine is meant to be pronounced Owin Mahney.

Only in certain accents. Definitely doesn’t end in ‘uh’ if you pronounce it phonetically and properly.

There isn't one "proper" accent.

It definitely ends in "uh"/"er" in southern England because in southern England "uh" and "we" are virtually interchangeable sounds.

Pronouncing it 'properly' is Ambuh. That is the name.

"UH" and "ER" are interchangeable in Southern accents, I mean.

Amber Estelle
Amber Rose

Amber Rose is in the wrong order. 🚥