Violine

A sleek and distinctive variation of Viola, adapted from a Judeo-Italian diminutive, Violine may appeal to those who love Violet, but also Celine, Evangeline, and similar. Less popular than Violaine, it is occasionally used in French speaking regions, notably in Haiti.

Violine appears on a character in the 1903 opera La reine Fiammette by Xavier Leroux and is also used as a color name in French to describe an intense shade of purple. Additionally, it is one of the words for violin in German (pronounced as vee-O-lee-nuh), making it a musical choice too.

Pronounced vee-oh-LEEN.