Really struggling to find a decent girl's name that meets my strict criteria - please help me out

[electra]

I have a decent baby name book but I'm becoming increasingly frustrated every time I look in it.

I would like a name that is classic, pretty, stylish not in the top 100 names list and doesn't end in a 'ee' sound (because it won't go with our surname) I tend to like names with Latin origin.

The name I was going to choose is frustratingly also the name of a bloody car but I wanted that particular spelling because of the historical origin. However, I quickly reconciled myself to the fact that the world isn't going to change over night, nor are Renault going to stop making this car. So I thought I would choose a different spelling until I realised this is also the name of Pinocchio's cat! So that just about puts the lid on it

All the other names I like seem to be the name of a child at dd's school (does this matter?), or someone who has died in tragic circumstances.

Any ideas? I have considered

Jemima
Beatrice
Anna (but in top 100)

Also like Isabella but waaaaaay too popular. TIA

Emiliana?
Amelia?
Carlotta?
Carolina?
Cornelia?
Cordelia?
Anastasia?

Alice.

Beatrice is very pretty; I also like Bea

Isabella is nice but you're right. Dd2 has about 5 friends called Issy, Izzy, Isabelle, Isabella, etc

Beatrice is becomming more popular too.

Personally haven't heard of the car with that name so it wouldn't bother me, plus my DD1's name is Xantia which is a citroen!
She thinks it is fab when she sees her name on the back of a car!

Juliet
Annabel
Beatrix - just prefer it to Beatrice
Jemima nice too.

I like names that don't end in 'a' for some reason but Claudia and Lydia are lovely.
I love Christabel. Gorgeous, feminine but strong. NObody's doormat a Christabel.

I'm named after my great grandmother who died in childbirth, so I can vouch for the tragic circumstances thing being get - overable.

In case you were avoiding Sylvia for that reason. Because I think it's a lovely name.

DD is called Morgane.

ps what about Annie instead of Anna. More unusual I think. ALthough I am guessing, don't know that.

I really like the name Cleo, don't give up on it! How many people are going to think of Pinocchio's cat? Most people will think of Cleopatra

Wiki gives an alternate spelling of Kleio if you didn't want to use Clio.

Annie is less usual. My dd is called Annie, and I don't know many others

I really like Beatrice too.

Rosalind? (what DS would have been, if he was a DD)

cleo is lovely......

dido
portia
leander
titania
hermia
leonie
christa

Ooh, Portia is lovely. There's definitely a Shakespearean theme on this thread

Beatrix
Margot
Astrid
Greta
Aurelia

Thanks! This is very helpful - I do like Shakespearean names too

Lydia
Rosa
Laura
Stella
Josephine
Julia

Laetitia
Constance
Valeria
Agrippina
Messalina
Antonia
Olivia

Obviously Octavia you have discounted - damn those Skodas!

PS - the cat was called Figaro, it was the goldfish who was Cleo.

Cleo is the fish.

The cat is called Figaro.

Does that make a difference?

It's a lovely name btw.

I hate it when that happens.

They definitely won't think of the cat then

Sophia always sounds so latin to me.
Love Cleo too though.

Vita?

Sylvie?