Girl's name, three syllables, ending in ie/y that works in French ....

[olatt]

any ideas?! Not keen on Elodie and, although I like them, Amelie and Emilie no good either ...

There are sisters called Noémie and Typhanie at our school.

Leonie

Eugenie

Noellie

Aurelie, Stephanie, Noemie are my favs

Seraphie is beautiful,

Doesn't end in "ie" I know, but depending on why you want that sound, Dominique or Veronique could work.

Also maybe Seraphine. Or Camille if you are prepared to go down to 2 syllables, or Anastasie if you can do 4!!

Oh dear, don't seem to have done very well on keeping to the brief, have I?

I think Magali, a variation of Margeurite, is gorgeous.

First post, so hello everyone.

Coralie

Mercedes? (I've just seen it on another thread - it's pretty much the right sound at the end)

My daughter is called Cecily, and Orelie was on the shortlist.

I know a Meggily

Aurelie, surely?

Felicity?

Chloe?

Fanjolie?

No, Orelie, though that is one spelling.

And I did go to school with a Merrily.

As said on another thread, Magali(e) seemed to be the name of every girl, or at least every girl yelled at by parent, in the park/supermarket when I was a student in France in the early 90s. And, believe it or not, there are some names that don't sound 'pretty yet sophisticated' when screeched in a gutteral French accent (it's the g).

Julie
Lucie

thank you for all of these! annoyed by how many have nabbed by cousins etc though. I like Noemie a lot.

Elodie is lovely.

Noemie as in M&S model

Juliette

..although it know it doesn't follow your ie/y rule.