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Atticus
m
Bellona
f
Benjamin
m
Bijou
f
Blaine
m
Blaise
m
Blodwen
f
Blossom
f
Brenna
f
Caroline
f
Cathán
m
Catharina
f
Cecelia
f
Clive
m
Colette
f
Constantine
m
Cora
f
Coralie
f
Cordelia
f
Cosmo
m
Cressida
f
Delilah
f
Desmond
m
Despina
f
Eileen
f
Emilia
f
Éowyn
f
Esmeralda
f
Faramond
m
Felicity
f
Floriana
f
Ginevra
f
Gloriana
f
Graham
m
Gráinne
f
Gwyneira
f
Helena
f
Hyacinthe
m
&
f
Iria
f
Isabell
f
Ivy
f
June
f
Kaori
f
Laetitia
f
Laurent
m
Lilac
f
Lilia
f
Lily
f
Lisette
f
Livia
1
f
Liviana
f
Loretta
f
Louise
f
Mabel
f
Maisie
f
Marie
f
&
m
May
f
Maybelle
f
Milo
m
Minerva
f
Miranda
f
Mireille
f
Moira
f
Myfanwy
f
Narcissa
f
Natalia
f
Nathan
m
Nerissa
f
Nina
1
f
Octavia
f
Odessa
f
Odin
m
Oliver
m
Olivia
f
Olivier
m
Olwen
f
Oriana
f
Orinthia
f
Órlaith
f
Oscar
m
Ottilie
f
Persephone
f
Piers
m
Primrose
f
Priscilla
f
Rebecca
f
Rémy
m
Rhiannon
f
Rónán
m
Rosalie
f
Rosamond
f
Rosamund
f
Rose
f
Rosemary
f
Rowan
m
&
f
Rupert
m
Seren
f
Sigrun
f
Síofra
f
Solveig
f
Sonia
f
Summer
f
Sylvia
f
Synnöve
f
Wren
f
Zéphyrine
f
Esmée
f
...with love and squalor. this is functional but charmingly funky.
Carlotta
f
a bit eccentric, but the POTO connection is great and Lottie is an adorable nn.
Martha
f
a bit heavy, but I have such great associations with it (Martha Stewart, The Secret Garden, etc.)
Virginia
f
a bit maiden-aunt-like, but it would be so refreshing to see on a little girl today.
Annabel
f
a bit more modest and pastoral than Annabelle.
Hortensia
f
a bit much, you say? precisely why I chose it!
Eloise
f
a bit plain, but very sweetly old-fashioned.
Araminta
f
a bit venomous in sound, but that's what makes it pretty.
Aurélien
m
a little girly. but feminine-sounding names on guys are cute.
Gemma
f
a little tacky, but that's why I love it.
Ephraim
m
a little too much, perhaps, but I love it. this is one of the least pretentious Biblical names. XD
Lucia
f
a more obvious Lucy.
Henry
m
again, thank you Oscar Wilde. this is charming and intellectual.
Anneliese
f
ah-nah-LEE-sah. failure to pronounce the last E will result in defenestration.
Alistair
m
Alastair looks more aristocratic.
Ambrose
m
almost disgustingly elegant. that's the best kind of name though.
Sophronia
f
almost ridiculously opulent. gotta love the Greeks.
Idril
f
another LOTR name. I can't see this on a real person, but it has a lovely sound.
Zelda
1
f
another one where I really just like the sentiment.
Ethan
m
another very elegant name that is too popular to use.
Arwen
f
aren't we not supposed to use Tolkein names on real people? this is gorgeous though.
Gwendolen
f
because I hate -lyn names. thank you Oscar Wilde.
Saga
f
breathtaking. completely impractical, but breathtaking all the same.
Wolfgang
m
can't decide how I would pronounce this...
Elliot
m
can't decide whether I want one T or two. either way, incredibly sophisticated name. nn Otto or Eli?
Astrophel
m
can't explain it. don't even ask.
Ffion
f
can't use this. impossible in the USA. however I used to know a lovely Welsh girl with the name.
Scarlett
f
cannot imagine this name on a real person in modern society. however, it looks awesome.
Ciarán
m
Ciaran Hinds much? it's also just a very dapper, classy name.
Alaric
m
cold, elegant and slightly intimidating. perfect name.
Euphemia
f
completely impractical, but come on, I could call her Effie!
Alastair
m
could never go by a nickname, but still fantastic.
Mirabelle
f
dainty and exquisitely feminine. this is almost ridiculously beautiful, and Mira is a gorgeous nn.
Violette
f
dainty. would make a fantastic mn.
Lucasta
f
darkly luxurious. Lucy as a nn takes some of the edge off--I'd probably use Casta.
Lilith
f
delicate, almost, but very powerful at the same time. and she could go by Lily.
Chester
m
domestic, really, and very charming.
Clémence
f
dunno why. it's just very sturdy and old-fashioned but still elegant.
Cole
m
eh. this is just a nice mn.
Rufus
m
enchanting. no clue why.
Cecil
m
entirely because of William Cecil, in my opinion one of the greatest men who ever lived.
Bridget
f
feisty but still delicate. love it.
Eleanor
f
flawlessly elegant, composed and dignified. no nn.
Carlisle
m
from Baby Name Expert
Lucius
m
from Baby Name Expert
Miriam
f
from Baby Name Expert
Morwenna
f
from Baby Name Expert
Ophelia
f
from Baby Name Expert
Orson
m
from Baby Name Expert
Peregrine
m
from Baby Name Expert
Remus
m
from Baby Name Expert
Athanasius
m
ha ha ha haaaa it sounds like a wise old sage. love it.
Søren
m
HANDSOME. *faints*
Cornelia
f
harshly, unforgivingly elegant. love it.
Leander
m
Hero on a girl doesn't work, but this is slightly more practical...
Geneviève
f
I actually think the GEN-e-veev pronounciation is prettier.
Elias
m
I adore the Eli names. I prefer to look at this one than to hear it.
Jack
m
I hate John, but I love Jack. I think this can stand on its own.
Iseult
f
I have always preferred this spelling over Isolde. the -ult ending makes it seem so princessy.
Basil
1
m
I have no idea why, but I adore this.
Meriwether
m
I know, I know, this is weird. but I love the nn Merry on a guy, and Meriadoc is not an option.
Meriel
f
I like Miriel better actually. this is really lovely though.
Andromeda
f
I like the sentiment.
Alcyone
f
I love all of these obscure Greek deities and their crazy names.
Clarisse
f
I love frills.
Hestia
f
I love it when mythological names actually have the potential to work in real life. makes my day.
Juliet
f
I say this with a heavy accent on the first syllable. JOO-lee-it. joo-lee-ETT would be Juliette, no?
Aloisia
f
I think I got this from Amadeus? beautiful.
Edmund
m
I think of Narnia. I love Narnia.
Lucy
f
I think this can stand on its own, though. Dickensian!
Caspian
m
I'm in love with this name. it's just perfect. dashing and romantic and will never go out of style.
Céleste
f
if I thought Caelestia were at all practical, I'd have that instead...
Madeline
f
IN TWO STRAIGHT LINES THEY BROKE THEIR BREAD AND BRUSHED THEIR TEETH AND WENT TO BED
Lorelei
f
is it okay that I got this from Pokemon? it's a little strange but very beautiful.
Violet
f
it looks funny, but I like the image it brings up. pretty, pale, dark-haired little thing.
Severin
m
it's just like Severus, except practical!
Ghislaine
f
it's just so funky and different, but also really elegant.
Violetta
f
Italian names tend to overdo it, but they're fabulous.
Claire
f
just the picture of elegance. another one of those perfect names.
Crescentia
f
kind of gaudy. but that's why I like it.
Bellatrix
f
kind of Harry Potterish, but very cool and independent-sounding.
Clara
f
kind of pastoral... sweet and unassuming, but very strong.
Letitia
f
Laetitia perhaps, but that's just so much... I'd call her Lettice.
Hudson
m
LONG story. I don't even like this name, but it is a necessity that I use it.
Aurélie
f
looks nice. that's about it.
Siobhán
f
looks really pretty. sounds less pretty, but still lovely.
Byron
m
Lord Byron. Byron Nease. well maybe not that last one, but still, a noble, gentlemanly name.
Lothaire
m
love -aire names on guys. this is so darkly handsome.
Freya
f
love Norse mythology. this is one of the very few practical girls' names in the pantheon.
Loki
m
mn only. like I said, Norse mythology is fantastic.
Alastríona
f
mn possibilities. mostly a leftover from Clara.
Connor
m
modern. also sweet and youthful.
Aonghas
m
mostly from that painting... yeah, you know the one. with the dude on the rocks.
Beatrice
f
much better than Beatrix because it's so much softer. just a lovely classic.
Luna
f
mystical, feminine and very uncommon. love it.
Edgar
m
never thought I liked the Ed names, but I do. this is kind of gaunt.
Edward
m
now I'm starting to hate this because of Twilight.
Olympia
f
oh-LAMP-ee-ah. soooo pretty.
Sinclair
m
oh, I don't know why. it just seems classy.
Circe
f
okay, completely unusable. but also highly romantic.
Colm
m
okay, I'd never use it. I would never even consider it. but come on!
Arthur
m
okay, Monty Python aside, this is one of those unexpected classics that needs to see more use.
Crocifissa
f
okay, so this is completely and utterly unsuitable for any living creature. however, it is FABULOUS.
Aislinn
f
old favorite of mine... Ashlyn is just so unrefined.
Rohan
2
m
once again, a name we aren't supposed to use... but it's so strong and rugged.
Elijah
m
one of my very favorites. I can't place it, but there's some magic here.
Evelina
f
one of the better Eve names. this is kind of small-seeming, but it's pretty.
Gregory
m
only as a mn. it's really a lovely name though. very classy.
Annabelle
f
opulent and glamorous. love it.
Honoria
f
or maybe just Honora? the "honor" root is the draw here.
Elisabetta
f
overkill. also gorgeous.
Mary
f
perfect. sweet, unassuming, very feminine but not frilly, powerful but not too forthright.
Lettice
f
perhaps this could stand on its own though.
Jemima
f
quite aware that I could never ever use this. love it anyway.
Anastasia
f
rich and luxurious. Stasia is a cute nn.
Rosalind
f
ROZ-a-lind, not ROSE-a-lind. something about this seems windblown, almost harried, but very lovely.
Sévérine
f
see Sebastienne.
Arista
f
seems very thin, but pointed... like a pencil, but a lovely one.
Ian
m
short and sweet. very handsome.
Belle
f
simple and gorgeous. also the Beauty and the Beast connection has some meaning for me.
Anna
f
simple, elegant and versatile.
Isobel
f
so much more interesting than boring old Isabella.
Eleanora
f
so queenly!
Jude
1
m
sometimes shorter is better. this is nice and not too pretentious, so it balances out crazier names.
Ariadne
f
spindly. that's a good one for this name.
Fiona
f
spunky. cute, but ages well.
Alexander
m
strong, handsome, normal.
Leda
f
swanlike. HA HA HA. okay. anyway, this is very elegant and timeless and rarely sees any use.
Melantha
f
TH in a girl's name is so weighted. this is really nice though.
Sébastienne
f
the French have the best middle names.
Charlotte
f
the perfect name. soft, feminine, classic, dignified but with great nn potential.
Cosette
f
THERE IS A CASTLE ON A CLOUD
Caleb
m
there's something faintly fantasy-like here, but it would still age well.
Stellan
m
there's something striking about this one. people would stop in the street to gaze at this guy.
Rosaire
m
this is perfect--I imagine a dark, roguish Casanova with a heart of gold.
Emma
f
this is way too popular to use, but perhaps as a mn because I just love the novel.
Alec
m
this just radiates cool.
Émilie
f
this makes Emily seem boring. I'd never use either, though.
Felix
m
this might be my favorite male name. it's feisty but sophisticated.
Finn
1
m
this, regrettably, is because of the gay guy with awful fashion sense in all those Susan Juby books.
Medea
f
Tyler Perry movies and tearing your brother limb from limb--good associations y/n?
Elizabeth
f
versatile, classy, feminine, intelligent but innocent... this will never go out of style.
Lyra
f
very beautifully dark.
Sebastian
m
very masculine, but classy instead of being too macho. love Seb.
Aurelia
f
very mystical-sounding, although for whatever reason I always think of a purple ostrich
Cosima
f
very refined. and vaguely Wagnerian, though I can't decide whether that's a good thing.
Bedivere
m
very romantic. I love Arthurian names.
Léopold
m
very suave. I like the -pold sound.
Leila
f
very sweet and modest.
Ruby
f
very winsome. Ruby would have long golden hair and a bright smile. like the girl from Lufia, hahaaa
Drusilla
f
wasn't this one of Cinderella's evil stepsisters? oh well, it's pretty.
Viola
f
would always be subject to viola jokes. still an interesting name.
Guinevere
f
would this kid be doomed from the start? it's a beautiful name. Gwen or Vera perhaps?
Xavier
m
yes, as in Charles. very cool and sci-fi without being overbearing.
Rowena
f
yes, yes, Ravenclaw. but R names still intrigue me.