Baby girl names you love and don't hear often?

[Anonymous]

Meredith
Joyclyn
Lynn
Vivianna
Tatiana

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Meredith
Joyclyn
Lynn
Vivianna
Tatiana

Is this a typo or something? Were you aiming for Jocelyn?

[Anonymous]

Simona, Veronica, Vita, Paulina, Marisol.

[Anonymous]

Hazel
Rosemary
Vivian or Vivienne
Carolina
Helena

[Anonymous]

Ila.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Simona, Veronica, Vita, Paulina, Marisol.

DCUM has a thing for Marisol. As it happens, I like Marisol, but I don't understand DCUM's thing for it, especially given DCUM's usual response to Spanish-language names

[Anonymous]

Oh, megan would be lovely.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pertussis

That's a cough.

...just like Esme is a nasal squeal

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pertussis

That's a cough.

...just like Esme is a nasal squeal

No, Esme is a name for a person. Pertussis is a name for the disease caused by the bacterium Bordetella pertussis.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I really like the late 70's names of girls I grew up with. We need more Jessicas and Natalies and Samathas in the world.

I've always loved the names Emily and Sara (no H!) too.

I think Natalie and Samantha are both in the top 10 for popular girls names this past year... not great choices if OP wants a name that isn't used much

[Anonymous]

Simone
Evie
Tatum

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Iris
Eloise
Veronica
Rosemarie
Penelope nn Poppy

I feel like every 3rd baby girl I see is named Penelope with some sort of twee sounding nickname like Poppy, Penny, Pepper....

[Anonymous]

Jill, June, Susan

[Anonymous]

Molly, Cara and . .

Lucy
Emily
Jamie
Jane
Andrea (nn Andie)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I really like the late 70's names of girls I grew up with. We need more Jessicas and Natalies and Samathas in the world.

I've always loved the names Emily and Sara (no H!) too.

I think Natalie and Samantha are both in the top 10 for popular girls names this past year... not great choices if OP wants a name that isn't used much

No, Natalie peaked at #13 in 2008 and was #36 in 2017 (and its highest rank in the 1970s was #66, in 1978, so it really isn't a 70s name), and Samantha peaked at #4 in 1993-95 (#54 in 2017).