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Elodie: 9/10. Glossy ballerina name, but the original Élodie spelling look cleaner. Similar vibes to Odette.
Seraphina: 7/10. Lovely sound, crystalline, but cold and over-dramatic. I prefer the Serafina spelling.
Lavinia: 8/10. Wistful widow name. I mean this as a compliment.
Genevieve 8/10. Pretty. Almost too pretty. Very smooth.
Delphinia: 1/10. Yeah, I know it was an ancient Greek festival. But it just makes me think of dolphins.
Romilda: 2/10. Heavy and meaty.
Astrid: 7/10. Beautiful and starry, if a bit conventional.
Ingrid: 9/10. Very cool in a gritty way.
Daphne: 10/10. Charming with a great meaning.
Diana: 8/10. Love the associations, bit put off by the "die" sound and how strong the association with Diana, the Princess of Wales. It's nicer than Artemis, but not as nice as Artemisia.
Claudia: 6/10. Cold and aristocratic.
Ivy: 10/10. Charming and bottle green, it will definitely become extremely popular.
Serena: 4/10. Too serene. Makes me go to sleep.
Mira: 7/10. Cool if it's MEE-ra, uncool if it's MY-ra.
Kira: 4/10. Sounds unfriendly.
Tabitha: 4/10. Dowdy, but better than Dorcas.
Lyra: 6/10. Technically pretty, but a bit heavy on the tongue, and as far as costellation names go, I prefer Cassiopeia.
Belle or Isabelle /Annabelle nn "Belle": 3/10. better than the ugly Bella, but still silly as a full name. I much prefer Isabel and Annabel to Isabelle and Annabelle anyway.
Elisabeth: 5/10. Elizabeth is boring, Elisabeth is boring and lispy.
Primrose: 9/10. Sweet and underused floral name.
Rosetta: 6/10. Stone.
Vada: 2/10. Sounds like the Polish word for "flaw".
Georgiana: 5/10. Clumsy. George and its derivatives are solid, but unattractive.
Juliana: 3/10. I like Julia and Anna, Juliana is lifeless.
Lavender: 3/10. Very soapy.
Lilac: 2/10. Limp and listless.
Violet: 10/10. Beautiful, one of my favourite floral names.
Hyacinth: 5/10. Too flowery on either gender, and I associate it with the male mythological figure.
masculine list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/191050/124079
feminine list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/191050/124080
Seraphina: 7/10. Lovely sound, crystalline, but cold and over-dramatic. I prefer the Serafina spelling.
Lavinia: 8/10. Wistful widow name. I mean this as a compliment.
Genevieve 8/10. Pretty. Almost too pretty. Very smooth.
Delphinia: 1/10. Yeah, I know it was an ancient Greek festival. But it just makes me think of dolphins.
Romilda: 2/10. Heavy and meaty.
Astrid: 7/10. Beautiful and starry, if a bit conventional.
Ingrid: 9/10. Very cool in a gritty way.
Daphne: 10/10. Charming with a great meaning.
Diana: 8/10. Love the associations, bit put off by the "die" sound and how strong the association with Diana, the Princess of Wales. It's nicer than Artemis, but not as nice as Artemisia.
Claudia: 6/10. Cold and aristocratic.
Ivy: 10/10. Charming and bottle green, it will definitely become extremely popular.
Serena: 4/10. Too serene. Makes me go to sleep.
Mira: 7/10. Cool if it's MEE-ra, uncool if it's MY-ra.
Kira: 4/10. Sounds unfriendly.
Tabitha: 4/10. Dowdy, but better than Dorcas.
Lyra: 6/10. Technically pretty, but a bit heavy on the tongue, and as far as costellation names go, I prefer Cassiopeia.
Belle or Isabelle /Annabelle nn "Belle": 3/10. better than the ugly Bella, but still silly as a full name. I much prefer Isabel and Annabel to Isabelle and Annabelle anyway.
Elisabeth: 5/10. Elizabeth is boring, Elisabeth is boring and lispy.
Primrose: 9/10. Sweet and underused floral name.
Rosetta: 6/10. Stone.
Vada: 2/10. Sounds like the Polish word for "flaw".
Georgiana: 5/10. Clumsy. George and its derivatives are solid, but unattractive.
Juliana: 3/10. I like Julia and Anna, Juliana is lifeless.
Lavender: 3/10. Very soapy.
Lilac: 2/10. Limp and listless.
Violet: 10/10. Beautiful, one of my favourite floral names.
Hyacinth: 5/10. Too flowery on either gender, and I associate it with the male mythological figure.
masculine list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/191050/124079
feminine list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/191050/124080
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