Traditional Baby Girl Names Like Elizabeth and Claudia
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| Fresh-sounding classic names that do not end in A: Louise, Evelyn, Juliet, Elise, Margot, Florence, Edith |
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Wendy, Claire, Michelle, Odette, Justine, June, Meredith, Dorothy, Natalie, Audrey, Allison, Lynn |
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Alice
Amanda Amelia Amy Anna Anne Annie Caroline Catherine Cecilia Charlotte Christina Christine Cynthia Emily Emma Esther Eva Evelyn Grace Helen Jane Josephine Julia Katherine Kathleen Kathryn Katie Laura Leah Lillian Linda Lydia Margaret Maria Mary Miriam Molly Nancy Naomi Nina Priscilla Rachel Rebecca Rose Rosa Ruby Ruth Sara Sarah Veronica |
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I’m the PP who suggested these. My maternal grandmother was Nell (her mother was Nellie, both my mom’s parents had sisters named Frances and my mom is Frances. I seriously considered Louisa for one of my daughters because I love old names on our family tree, and love Little Women |
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One of my daughters is Iris and it’s been such a nice name - common enough that people generally know how to spell and pronounce it, but not common enough that other children at her school have the name. Highly recommend it 
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Amelia
Heather Debra Jennifer Holly Beth Annabelle Danielle Gloria Lauren Nina Rachel Suzanne Tess |
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Celeste
Georgina Paulina |
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| Don’t forget to compare nicknames. For example, Elizabeth has a lot of nicknames, and you can assume your Elizabeth will become a Lizzy/Lizzie or Beth, etc, so think about if you like that. I don’t think Claudia has a nickname. |
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| Honora |