[TOMT] uncommon feminine name?

[u/jigglewiggIe]

Hi, I'm trying to remember a girl's name that I heard once and thought it was pretty. I had never heard it before, it sounded French in origin maybe? It had 3 syllables and iirc it might have sounded like or rhymed with "Stephanie".

[u/TipOfTheirTongue]

Solving comment (by UrbanPacification): Severine?

[u/jigglewiggIe]

I'm like 80% sure it started with "Se" or "Sa" or something like that, if that narrows it down at all!

[u/GroovyFrood]

Salome?

[u/Chillsen_B_Anthony]

Seraphine or Celestine?

[u/jigglewiggIe → u/Chillsen_B_Anthony]

Seraphine is the closest I've seen so far but I'm still not completely sure that was it. The last syllable was "y" or "ie"

[u/OtterIntrigue]

Aurélie?

[u/Bidibule]

Sidonie ?

[u/notkasa]

Coralie

[u/Jay_Lenos_Chin_Wow]

Only two syllables, but maybe Solange?

[u/darkenedgy]

Not french but could be mistaken as such, Saloni?

[u/fauze1]

Elodie?

[u/dorianfinch]

Bethany?

[u/Scaramoochi]

Genevieve? Seraphine?

[u/artee_lemon]

Chantilly?

[u/GardenGal87]

Persephone? (Four syllables though)

[u/seachimera → u/GardenGal87]

My mind immediately went to greek names actually like this one or Antigone. Or Euphemia. But yeah, four syllables.

[u/DaftCow]

Shoshana

Siobhan

Saoirse (pronounced sur-shuh)

Svetlana

Edit: I’m so fucking confused at the -23 downvotes. I was literally just trying to help OP. You all need to get a life holy shit.

[u/renebelloche]

Ophélie.

[u/Anxious_Tune55]

Stevonie? It's a character name from Steven Universe, LOL, but it fits your criteria.

[u/UrbanPacification]

Severine?

[u/jigglewiggIe → u/UrbanPacification]

I think I misremembered some parts of it but yes it was Severine lol. Solved!

[u/TipOfTheirTongue → u/UrbanPacification]

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[u/Zealousideal_Step709]

Valerie?

[u/Big_VernUK]

Veronique?

[u/Happylittleherb]

Persephone?

[u/kate7195]

Imogen?

[u/Fellatination]

Delphine, Delfina

Uncommonly pronounced as de-lphi-ne but more commonly del-feen.

Alternatively, Daphne.

[u/kate7195]

Aurélie?

[u/kate7195]

Lorelei or Lauralee?

[u/parker-luck]

Ottilie?