want a non-common but not unusual sounding name for 3rd girl..... Any great uncommon names out there?

[dreamymum]

something more like Wilson than Madison for example...

Oh don't let it put you off probably about 99% of people pronounce it correctly and my Talia will definitely let them know if they don't!

Idony.

Emphasis is on the o. She was a Norse deity of some kind. Not to everyone's taste but I liked it. DS#2 wasn't a girl so DH didn't have to leave home

mignonne - I know it is french
alethea (pronounced al-a-thea)

Manon

Inès
Nathanaelle
Marguerite
Arielle
Elodie
Solange
Manon
Clara
Sybille

x posts Belgo!

Idony is lovely. If we didn't have a surname that would sound barmy with it, I'd be putting that on a list for future use right now.

Paige
Morganne
Cora
Roasmund

meant
Rosamund
Nia
Nyree

Yay! So glad lucicle. I thought it was just me

lol

wilson is very unusual sounding for a girl

Perdy short for Perdita

ok

my dd's names currently in use are Nicole Louise, Lauren Jade, Serena Dixie. I adore the name Dixie, and some people are very surprised when they learn its not made up and actually an old name.

For this one, if its a girl, the only name we both like is Sinead.

but i havent yet gone through all of the baby names book so it could change.

Romilly - I always put Romilly on these threads as it was to have been DS's name had he been a DD

Abitheah is a lovely name & very unusual. Abi for short.

Sibeal, with an accent on the e. Pronounced Shibale.

Melanie
Catriona

Coralie, Lena, Eleri, Orla, Carys, Eden, Lila, Seren

my dd is called

Lanella

shh

My sister's french exchange was called Yolande, which I have not heard before or since but thought was really pretty.

Sandrine
Solange
Lea
Georgia or Jorja

Sidonie
Jennaya
Juliet
Jacqueline

marrin
marina
mahlia

Lexie
Celeste
Marloe
Skylar

My friend called her DD Judy...it is so sweet, not wierd sounding and not common either.