French name we'd love as much as Inès?

[Noname94]

Hi everyone

I'm due another girl early March and we don't have a single name we both love.

Our DD is Inès (French heritage). We'd like something French that would also work here and is ideally shortish like Inès. We'd like it to complement her name if that's possible. To me, Inès was pretty but not too flowery or twee, a bit modern (but not too much so) and a bit less common compared to more classic names like Sophie and Amelie for example, although these are both beautiful names.

Thank you in advance!

Agnes and Ines are versions of the same name.

Sophie
Mila
Rose
Lilou
Lois
Juliette
Julia
Andrea
Alice
Margot
Mathilde
Zoe

That's a boy's name in French.

Avril
Joya
Lena/Lina
Olympe
Renée
Yseult

Sounds like a bleach blonde barmaid out of Corrie.

Inès is French, as the è does not exist in Spanish, in Spanish it is Inés.

@whatonearthisgoingonnow seriously? That's your context for Colette? Have you ever read a book?

I was going to say Anouk Op but lots have beaten me to it. So on the Colette theme, I'm going to suggest Sidonie.

Manon or Noemi are both lovely. As is Sylvie, though it might be a bit dated.

Noa might be nice, too. Or Iseult.

I like Noelle and Fleur!

Solange
Celine
Alix

Yep, thousands. Doesn't mean the name hasn't been appropriated by chavs.

Severine
Dominique
Justine
Eve

Nadeige

Chantal
Gisele
Ottilie
Anouk
Eloise

Chloé

Eléa or Anaïs

Elodie
Zara
Zoe
Amelie
Genevieve
Vivienne
Rosalie

It's not a French origin name, but I love Athéna (much prefer the French pronunciation to the English).

Colette is a common name amongst the Irish diaspora (after the saint). By chavs, I think you likely mean people with Irish heritage who live in places like Liverpool, Manchester and Birmingham.

Alys
Anais

Cosima nn cici
Lena
Alma
Claudine

Another vote for Manon, it's so lovely.

There are lots of lovely names in here though.

Cecile

suzanne

Claire
Fleur
Therese (sorry for absent acute and grave accents!)