Perennially Unpopular (Girls)

I'd intended to only do one post on perpetually uncommon names, but the boys' list ran pretty long! So, in continuation, here are a selection of girls' names that just can't quite catch on. They're never popular, but are in consistent use, staying just on the edge of obscurity.

• Allegra (ahl-LEG-rah, Italian)--"cheerful"
• Astrid (AHS-trid, Scandinavian)
• Berenice (behr-en-EYE-see, English; or behr-en-EE-chay, Italian)--ancient form of Veronica 
• Blythe (BLITHE [long 'i' like in "like"; 'th' like in "the"], English)--"cheerful"
• Cecily (SES-il-ee, English)
• Coral (KOHR-ahl, English)
• Coralie (KOHR-ah-lee, French)
• Danae (dah-NAH-ee, Greek; dah-NAY, English)
• Davina (dah-VEE-nah, Scottish)--feminine form of David
• Dinah (DYE-nah, Hebrew)
• Evelina (ev-el-EE-nah, English)--form of Aveline
• Georgina  (jor-JEE-nah, English)
• Imogen (IM-o-jen, English)
• Isadora (is-ah-DOH-rah, English)
• Linnea (LIN-ay-ah, Swedish)
• Mercy (MUR-see, English)
• Petra (PEH-trah, Greek)--feminine form of Peter
• Portia (POHR-shah, Latin) 
• Renata (ren-AH-tah, Italian)
• Rosaline (ROZ-ah-line or ROZ-ah-leen, English)
• Seraphina (sehr-ah-FEE-nah, Latin)
• Thea (THEE-ah or THAY-ah, Greek)--a stand-alone nickname for Dorothea/Theodora or Althea, and a form of Theia.
• Theodora (thee-o-DOHR-ah, Greek)--feminine form of Theodore