Of those listed, [name]Calliope[/name] and [name]Hermione[/name] are my favourites. [name]Calliope[/name] is one of my top names actually - I think her to be so bouncy and fresh and just gorgeous. [name]Hermione[/name], also, has those attributes that I like.
Other Greek names ending in -e that I like/love include [name]Ariadne[/name], [name]Athene[/name], [name]Evadne[/name], [name]Circe[/name], [name]Hyacinthe[/name], [name]Ianthe[/name], Minthe, [name]Ione[/name], [name]Parthenope[/name], [name]Psyche[/name], Terpsichore, [name]Persephone[/name], [name]Xanthe[/name], Atalante, Chrysanthe and Xanthippe.
[name]Calliope[/name] is my niece’s name, so I’ll have to go with that one. She’s definitely the only one in her class, and it’s such a pretty name. Her full first name is [name]Calliope[/name] [name]Belle[/name], “CB” for short.
These are legitimate, ancient Greek names. There is nothing “trendee” about them. Personally, I think it’s a shame that a lot of parents pass up these great, historical names and go on to name their child something like [name]Kason[/name] or [name]Shaylee[/name], which are trendy, made-up names.
These are legitimate, ancient Greek names. There is nothing “trendee” about them. Personally, I think it’s a shame that a lot of parents pass up these great, historical names and go on to name their child something like [name]Kason[/name] or [name]Shaylee[/name], which are trendy, made-up names.[/quote]
I agree. If you think these are trendee names, then you must not be very educated in names and history.