Pretty but currently unused names for a girl

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:These sound like grandma names.

And not in a cute, charming way.

Good luck in HS kiddo.

Good luck in HS w all the other kids who also gave grandma names? That’s the trend.

[Anonymous]

Rosalie
Opal
Linnea
Marie
Frances

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Claudia
I didn't use it for my daughters because I named my dog Claudia in my 20's thinking I might not have kids...I just love that name!

I have never met a Claudia who wasn't wonderful in every way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We’re thinking about Meera/Mira. Anyone know one?

Yes!

+1. We know a 5 year old Mira.

[Anonymous]

Audrey
Nora
Wendy
Emily
Hannah

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Margaret is classic and has a lot of nickname options.

Margaret is not a “currently unused” name. It’s actually pretty popular.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Audrey
Nora
Wendy
Emily
Hannah

I think Wendy is the only name here not in fairly heavy use, especially among the white suburban crowd

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Audrey
Nora
Wendy
Emily
Hannah

The only one of those that meets OPs requirements would be Wendy.

From the social security most popular baby names in the US list (this is from 2018, the most recent year w data available):
Audrey: #46
Nora: #30
Emily: #12
Hannah: #33

https://www.ssa.gov/cgi-bin/popularnames.cgi

[Anonymous]

Beatrix
Ida
Juniper
Georgiana
Sylvie
Iris
Claudette
Marigold

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We’re thinking about Meera/Mira. Anyone know one?

Yes, I know a few. It is a pretty name and we considered it (Indian family) but did not end up choosing it. "mira" is look in Spanish and if you go to any playground, there are literally 10 caregivers calling "mira" to their charges. Too confusing/ chaotic!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We’re thinking about Meera/Mira. Anyone know one?

Several children (2-5 range) and one adult.

[Anonymous]

Mira was our crazy 80 year old neighbor in our townhouse neighborhood that snooped in everyone’s windows. She came over to our car parked in front of our townhouse, and cupped her hands around her face and pressed her forehead to the backseat window. I opened the front door and asked her what she was doing. She said she was checking to see if the car seats were rear facing or forward facing. WTF. A real life Gladys Kravitz.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Frances, Francesca, Florence, Flora, Hillary, Helen

Never, ever, Hillary.

[Anonymous]

Mira is a very common Indian name!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Frances, Francesca, Florence, Flora, Hillary, Helen

Never, ever, Hillary.

Too bad you don’t like it

It’s a great name