A to Z - Girls
I've been looking through the database and picking a few names from each letter of the alphabet that I like. Most are eccentric, or creative. - Created by Nyxiaus
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Acadia
NN Cady
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Annika
I prefer the spelling Anneke, pronounced the same way, although in the US, it might have a bit of a pronunciation-spelling problem.
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Astrid
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Blythe
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Bryony
Alt Spelling: Briony, NN Bri
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Calixta
NN Cali,
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Charis
NN Cari
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Daria
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Destry
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Elinor
I think this spelling is much preferred to the typical Eleanor, it's more streamlined and feels fresher. NN Ellie
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Embry
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Finley
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Freja
Alt Spelling for Freya
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Guinevere
Alt Spelling: Gwenevere
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Gypsy
I think it has potential, would need to be matched with a good middle, and strong siblings
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Hartley
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Hollis
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India
NN Indy
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Isla
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Jessamine
NN Jessie, or Sam
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Juno
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Kendall
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Kassia
I prefer this spelling to Cassia because it looks specifically like a girls name rather than a mis-spelling of Cassius or something like that.
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Larkin
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Lyla
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Mariska
NN Mari, easy to spell.
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Marta
NN Marty
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Naja
(Naya) could also be spelled Naya
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Neela
Could be spelled Nila, but then could be pronounced incorrectly like NIL-AH
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Ophira
Beautiful name has great potential.
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Oceane
(Oh-say-anne)
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Pilar
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Priya
I think this has a good potential for cross-culture naming because of the Prius.
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Quincy
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Quinn
Overused, but a good choice for a Q name.
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Salome
I would recommend putting the é accent on the E.
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Sapphira
Beautiful!
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Socorra
(Soc-Cora), NN Cora
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Sylvie
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Thisbe
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Tierney
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Twila
Alt Spelling: Twyla
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Umber
Would need a grounding middle name.
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Umbria
NN Bri
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Victoire
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Vienna
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Windsor
NN Winnie, Windy, etc.
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Waverly
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Wisteria
Alt Spelling: Wysteria. Also name of a character in James Patterson's Witch and Wizard
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Xanthe
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Xenia
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Xia
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Yadira
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Yara
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Yasmin
(Yaz-meen)
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Zadie
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Zahara
Sahara could be an easier choice.
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Zoe
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