Girls Names that work in Spain, Greece and England!

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Hi all,
Exactly as the title says, looking for girls names that work in Spain, Greece and England.
Really struggling! Your help will be much appreciated.
Thank you.

@ThisOchreLemur I like Sofia and Eleni

Love Elena
Aniqa
Isabel
Helena

I don't know about Greek. Girls' names with the same spelling and more or less similar pronunciation in English and Spanish:
Alba
Alexa
Andrea
Carla
Diana
Elsa
Maria
Marta
Natalia

Lucia and Paula - pronunciation differs
Sofia if spelled with F but personally I wouldn't wish on a child to have their name misspelled frequently or to have to spell it all the time for people

Carmen, Gloria and Inés - not very popular in UK, though

Rosa

Andrea will be And-reh-a in Spain and Greece.
Diana will be Dee-anna in Spain. In Greek, the spelling is different to their version of Diana.

Eleni will get El-ain-i in the UK.

Susanna is pretty and would work.

Maria. Works in every language and always has a certain level of popularity so isn't dated.

Zoe, Cristina, Penelope

Penelope is a name from Greek mythology. And Penelope Cruz is a world famous Spanish actress. So the name should work across these cultures.

But be warned that many people in the UK seem to think that Penelope is pronounced "Penny-Lope" (I know, you might not believe it but it's true! They might know the name when they hear it, but don't recognise it when written down!) And that the shortened version, Penny, can be misheard in Spain as Pene -- which means penis.

You have now been warned!

Sophia
Anna
Isabella
Eleanora
Leonora

Olympia

Selèna? Selini was the Greek goddess of the moon and I think it's a common name in Spain.

It works in Greece too, but then it will be pronounced as La-u-ra

I love Athena.

Or how about Serafina? Or Zarina? Or Luna (Moon)? Or Mariposa (Butterfly)?

Or Lara? Or Melinda? Or Alma (Soul)?

Melissa.

Our daughter is called Alethea - we love it! It's in our family history and works in all 3 as far as I know :)

It means 'truth' :)

Serena
Sabrina

or just go for a name that is completely different. Harper, Paxton. People get used to it!

Iria.

Anita
Paula
Carla /Carlotta
Irina

Paula

Alba is very pretty I know a few English ones but I believe it is a Spanish name ?

Gemma

Cristina
Ana/Anna/Hannah
Sara

Or just go for one that all countries can pronounce, even if not traditional! E.g. Alia, Katya, Maya

My mother in law is Spanish and named her daughter Lidia. Another half Spanish English cousin is called Elena my daughter is Beatrice and my mil calls her Beatriz x