Throw some weird ones at me!

[thetxbelle]

Some interesting mainly french ones since theyre really the only names I know a lot about, I think you could remove accent marks a la Genevieve or Elodie on most of these.

Eurydice
Capucine
Cléophée (prn clee oh fee)
Maïwenn (prn my-wenn)*
Rose-Mai (prn rose - may/meh)*
Berthille
Athenais (prn like "a-té-na-ï-ss" or "ah-tee -nah-ees" not sure which is easier to understand) This is the mn we will use for a girl
Althéa
Anthéa
Astrée (mythological: Astraea in English)
Léocadie
Ludivine (well known but maybe interesting here?)
Anaïs
Danae
Rhea
Azalée (prn A zah lee - a like "at") this is Azalea in French, I think it's very usable
Zélie (prn more like "zee lee" or "zeh/zey lee" at the most in French but people here say "zay lee" so maybe you could just say what you want) I go back and forth between not caring about this name and loving it. It's a very old form of Solène.

*these are as accurate as I can describe them, I'm really bad at phonetic prn but you can probably hear most of them forvo.com if you like them or are unsure of how to say it.

[betsy buttercup]

Mafalda - my sister's boyfriend's neice is actually named this (Swedish married to Portuguese man), cute
Allouette - cute but makes me think of the song, and isn't that about plucking birds?
Anemone - I like it a lot but it's not heavy enough for me, and I think it's another one that would end up an Emma (it even sounds like saying "an Emily")
Clotilde - like but doesn't seem feminine enough
Moxie - like it; what about Pixie?

You had a lot of good ones that were repeats too, augusta_lee. I like your style!

[catloverd]

I just thought of a random one, I think I got it from a cartoon, but what about Musa? (sounds like music except ends with an -uh sound)

[augusta_lee]

If you like Pixie, what about Sylph?

[thetxbelle]

Allouette - cute but makes me think of the song, and isn't that about plucking birds?

It's about plucking the feathers off a bird so I guess technically it is about a dead bird since it would be hard to pluck them off a live one. It's not really a name but if you're looking for weird words to use as one it qualifies.

[catloverd]

It's about plucking the feathers off a bird so I guess technically it is about a dead bird since it would be hard to pluck them off a live one. It's not really a name but if you're looking for weird words to use as one it qualifies.

Allouette is french for Lark and so I would be iffy about since the french don't use it as a name so if she goes to visit France, she might get strange looks..... also yeah, the song is about plucking feathers off a lark.

[marinadancel17]

I've kinda been dying to meet a Pixie! I think you should definately consider it...

Names similar to Pixie:
Roxy/Roxie
Jovie
Dixie
Trixie

[catloverd]

I go bored and went on to baby names, don't know if these have been mentioned but I thought I'd toss them out there (all relate to flowers):
Blodwyn
Calanthe
Blossom
Ardice
Bluma
Firenze
Jacinth
Bloom
Napua
Sanna
Primrose
Bryony

Random ones:
Garden
Meadow

[flick]

Since you've been pretty blunt in your vetoes, I'm going to say it straight: You're being ridiculous.

Seriously? "An 'a' ending is trendy"? DUDE. Clover is really not rocketing up the charts -- in fact, I'd bet good money it won't ever chart. In trying to find the most impossibly unique name, you're overlooking great AND uncommon names that you love. Just my two cents.

Thats what I was thinking, lol.

[flick]

On the up side- this has been a great thread to read thus far.