Name thread - girls names ending in -ah sounds

[Anonymous]

my daughter is named Amelia. she nicknamed herself Mimi, though.

[Anonymous]

Tatiana
Carolina

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:DH has vetoed all my favorites so I listed them out to look for what it is that I am liking and feel like the commonality is the -ah sound at the end. Can you help me find some names that meet this sound profile DCUM?

Ones I liked that were vetoed:
Georgia
Delilah
Tallulah
Ophelia

How about Hannah or Leah?

I like a little more off the beaten path. So the Emmas, Hannahs, Avas, and Leahs are not doing it

Sounds like your husband likes the beaten path. How about Anastasia?

He's ambivalent about popularity, just wants a name recognized as a name. Our other two kids have real names but outside the top 100. Our other girl is Juliette.

To the other pp, yes we like multi syllabic because our last name is one syllable with a hard vowel sound.

[Anonymous]

Matilda

[Anonymous]

Louisa
Elena
Liliana
Virginia (I like Georgia better)
Mariana

Not ending in "ah" but similar vibes to names you listed and Juliette and/or Abigail
Rosalie
Lillian
Hazel
Adelaide

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Louisa
Elena
Liliana
Virginia (I like Georgia better)
Mariana

Not ending in "ah" but similar vibes to names you listed and Juliette and/or Abigail
Rosalie
Lillian
Hazel
Adelaide

Nice list. I knew a Mariana once.

How about Helena, Cordelia, Anna? Or for non-"ah" names, Elspeth, Rosalind, or Bethany?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Louisa
Elena
Liliana
Virginia (I like Georgia better)
Mariana

Not ending in "ah" but similar vibes to names you listed and Juliette and/or Abigail
Rosalie
Lillian
Hazel
Adelaide

I posted this list. I realized what I think you like, OP in addition to ending in "ah" sound, you want a soft consonant before it "La" or "Lia" and "Gia" is much softer/more delicate sounding than a hard consonant before the "ah" ("nah" or "va") for example. So maybe start exploring other options your DH might like there.

[Anonymous]

Bianca
Veronica
Victoria
Virginia
Lucinda
Helena
Camilla
Theodora (nn Thea)

[Anonymous]

Flora
Simona

[Anonymous]

Helena
Camilla
Lilah

[Anonymous]

Francesca - I wanted to name DD this, but couldn’t get DH on board.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:DH has vetoed all my favorites so I listed them out to look for what it is that I am liking and feel like the commonality is the -ah sound at the end. Can you help me find some names that meet this sound profile DCUM?

Ones I liked that were vetoed:
Georgia
Delilah
Tallulah
Ophelia

How about Hannah or Leah?

I like a little more off the beaten path. So the Emmas, Hannahs, Avas, and Leahs are not doing it

Sounds like your husband likes the beaten path. How about Anastasia?

He's ambivalent about popularity, just wants a name recognized as a name. Our other two kids have real names but outside the top 100. Our other girl is Juliette.

To the other pp, yes we like multi syllabic because our last name is one syllable with a hard vowel sound.

All the names on your list are “recognized as names” though...it’s not like you made them up. Sounds like your husband just likes names that are a bit more common. How about Virginia? Or just Lilah instead of Delilah?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:DH has vetoed all my favorites so I listed them out to look for what it is that I am liking and feel like the commonality is the -ah sound at the end. Can you help me find some names that meet this sound profile DCUM?

Ones I liked that were vetoed:
Georgia
Delilah
Tallulah
Ophelia

How about Hannah or Leah?

I like a little more off the beaten path. So the Emmas, Hannahs, Avas, and Leahs are not doing it

Sounds like your husband likes the beaten path. How about Anastasia?

He's ambivalent about popularity, just wants a name recognized as a name. Our other two kids have real names but outside the top 100. Our other girl is Juliette.

To the other pp, yes we like multi syllabic because our last name is one syllable with a hard vowel sound.

All the names on your list are “recognized as names” though...it’s not like you made them up. Sounds like your husband just likes names that are a bit more common. How about Virginia? Or just Lilah instead of Delilah?

Virginia is actually totally in the running. Currently in the top 3 (Alexandria, Virginia, Wendy). For some reason I don't love it the way I love the others. And he isn't even seeking 'love' so much as just he feels good about it.

I have been feeling frustrated because while I think all of our top three are ok, I don't feel excited or in love with them like I have the names he's vetoed. So was trying to figure out what it is those are missing.

[Anonymous]

Natasha

[Anonymous]

Chaia