help me think of girl's names that don't end in 'a' or 'y' sounds

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we like somewhat androgynous and unusual names (pls don't flame me, too. DH really likes 'Auden', for ex, but I'm not so keen. thoughts?

Sounds a bit like a mythical greek. Definitely unusual, I haven't heard it before. Not sure, but think it might grow on me.

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I was all ready to suggest Susan, Lauren, Charlotte, Megan, Alice, Rose, Grace, Anne, Jane, Violet, Catherine etc

but I think I might be too trad for you

there are millions

get over yourself

Harriet
Rowan
Anouk

Not sure if any of those are your style, will keep thinking...

Anus

Robin

you're going to end up with one of those names discussed at length on a previous thread - Bailey, Tyler, Nico, McKenzie...

How about Madison?

Um, doesn't Thea end in a?

Maud?

My favourite, but not very unusual, is Genevieve

if they're thinking about Auden they're hardly going to go for Harriet

Spudulike? Kwikfit?

Really sorry if i'm repeating but haven't read through them all but how about Amelie?

TEUCH - It's spelt RobYn for a girl.

Not neccessarily - I know two female Robins.

Morgan?

Really?! I was always told its Robin for a boy and robyn for a girl.

Apologies TEUCH!

If Auden's a possibility, you have a whole range to choose from! Blake, Coleridge, Yeats, Heaney, Wordsworth, Byron, Rossetti, Plath, Hughes, Armitage, Duffy, Zephaniah...

Actually, some of those aren't too bad

My daughter is Aaliyah RobYn cos I always thought it had to be spelt that way.

I hate 'y' for 'i' anyway so I would always go for Robin.

Personal choice though.

And I know a few female Robins.

Cope?

I've got a Madeleine..?

CountessDracula, that would be pronounced Aah-noose, I take it?

(well, I don't mean I take it that way obviously....oh...you know what I mean)