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Okay, I'm going to contribute as well, though I haven't read all of the replies to your thread. As such, please excuse me if I repeat any names that have been suggested to you already. :)

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Adelphia Violet Kelley => Adelphia is the name of a plant genus, deriving its name from Greek adelphos "brother". You could use Adele for a nickname.
Alba Violet Kelley
Aliora Violet Kelley => This is a short form of Alianora, which is a variant of Eleonora.
Almina Violet Kelley => Almina is a rare Victorian name; a known bearer was the Countess of Carnarvon. Alternatively, you could use the variant Elmina instead.
Ambrosia Violet Kelley => You could always use Rosa as a nickname for this.
Amelia Violet Kelley => Just think of Amelia Earhart, a good namesake to have!
Aralia Violet Kelley => Aralia is the name of a plant genus, but I'm uncertain of the etymology.
Arina Violet Kelley
Aronia Violet Kelley => Aronia is the name of a plant genus, derived from Greek aria or aros "help, benefit".
Asteria Violet Kelley => Asteria is the feminine form of Asterius, the Latin form of Greek Asterios. Ultimately derived from Greek aster "star".
Astoria Violet Kelley => Astoria is derived from Astor.
Athena Violet Kelley
Aura Violet Kelley
Aurea Violet Kelley
Bellona Violet Kelley => You could always nickname her Bella.
Brina Violet Kelley => Apparently Brina is the Irish feminine form of Brian.
Brixia Violet Kelley => Brixia is the original Latin name for the Italian city of Brescia, in case you like geographical names.
Carinthia Violet Kelley => Carinthia is the name of a state in Austria.
Dahlia Violet Kelley
Edina Violet Kelley => You could always nickname her Edie.
Edwina Violet Kelley => You could always nickname her Edie.
Elba Violet Kelley
Elsa Violet Kelley
Fenna Violet Kelley => Fenna is a Frisian name that is popular in my country: it's in the top 50. It's ultimately derived from Germanic frithu "peace".
Fiora Violet Kelley => Fiora is not featured in the main database yet, but it comes from Italian fiore meaning "flower".
Frisia Violet Kelley => Frisia is the name of a coastal region along the North Sea. You could view it as the feminine form of Friso, which has the same etymology.
Illyria Violet Kelley => Illyria is the name of a region from ancient times, which was in what is now Albania.
Ilsa Violet Kelley
Istria Violet Kelley => Istria is the name of a peninsula in the Adriatic Sea, shared by three countries: Croatia, Italy and Slovenia.
Iria Violet Kelley
Irina Violet Kelley
Iris Violet Kelley
Lavinia Violet Kelley
Liabhan Violet Kelley (or Líobhan Violet Kelley)
Livia Violet Kelley
Mahalia Violet Kelley => You could always nickname her Malia.
Marina Violet Kelley
Muirgen Violet Kelley (or Muirin Violet Kelley)
Naoise Violet Kelley
Nóinín Violet Kelley => Apparently from the Irish word for "daisy".
Nova Violet Kelley
Odelia Violet Kelley (or Odilia Violet Kelley)
Parthia Violet Kelley => Parthia is the name of a kingdom from ancient times.
Pristina Violet Kelley => After the city of the same name, though you could discard the geographical connection and have it be derived from the English word pristine instead (thus making it a Puritan name of sorts).
Rhona Violet Kelley
Rodina Violet Kelley
Róis Violet Kelley (or Róise Violet Kelley) => See Rois for more information.
Roma Violet Kelley => You could always nickname her Romy - think of actress Romy Schneider.
Runa Violet Kelley
Ruthenia Violet Kelley => A medieval geographical name, with which people used to describe what is now roughly Belarus.
Saragh Violet Kelley => Saragh is apparently an Irish spelling of Sarah, but pronounced the same.
Sunniva Violet Kelley => You could always nickname her Sunny.
Styria Violet Kelley => Another geographical name, after one of the states in Austria.
Theora Violet Kelley => Derived from Greek theorein "to watch", though it's also frequently found as a short form of Theodora.

This message was edited 4/3/2012, 9:51 PM