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It took longer than I would have expected, but I've finally become smitten with Ianthe. I love the balance achieved between the airy "Ia" beginning and the grounded "the" ending, and both the meaning and the classical association are favorable. What does everyone think? For the record, I'm pronouncing it "eye-ANN-thee."

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Here are some combos:

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Ianthe Beatrice / Beatrix
Ianthe Bernadette
Ianthe Bernadine
Ianthe Beryl
Ianthe Callisto
Ianthe Caroline
Ianthe Celandine
Ianthe Celestine
Ianthe Claudia
Ianthe Clementine
Ianthe Clotilde
Ianthe Cordelia
Ianthe Eleanor
Ianthe Eloise
Ianthe Emmeline
Ianthe Ermengarde
Ianthe Gwendolen
Ianthe Harriet
Ianthe Helena
Ianthe Imogen
Ianthe Isabel / Isabelle
Ianthe Josephine
Ianthe Julia
Ianthe Lillian
Ianthe Lydia
Ianthe Madeline
Ianthe Margaret
Ianthe Marguerite
Ianthe Maud / Maude
Ianthe Millicent
Ianthe Miriam
Ianthe Myrtle
Ianthe Philippa
Ianthe Phyllida
Ianthe Rosalind
Ianthe Rosamund
Ianthe Rosemarie
Ianthe Sibyl
Ianthe Sylvia
Ianthe Tacita
Ianthe Ursula
Ianthe Viveca
Ianthe Vivien
Ianthe Winifred

This message was edited 3/24/2017, 12:08 PM