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I'm really enjoying these thoroughly uncommon names at the moment; I'm particularly fond of Peronel, though the grand Petronella also captivates me (unfortunately, a petronel was a firearm used during the fifteenth, sixteenth, and seventeenth centuries).

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Which of the following combinations beguile you? I feel compelled to pair Petronel with an undeniably feminine name...

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Peronel Ada
Peronel Agafya (Russian form of Agape)
Peronel Agathe (a-GAHT)
Peronel Amanda (resuscitating/refurbishing Amanda)
Peronel Antonia (three syllables)
Peronel Augusta
Peronel Ava
Peronel Beata
Peronel Caecilia
Peronel Cecilia
Peronel Charlotta
Peronel Charlotte
Peronel Chrysanthe
Peronel Clarissa
Peronel Clarisse
Peronel Clémence
Peronel Clothilde
Peronel Clotilde
Peronel Colombe
Peronel Constance
Peronel Constanza
Peronel Cordelia
Peronel Cosima
Peronel Daisy
Peronel Diantha
Peronel Dianthe
Peronel Dolores (Strange...)
Peronel Edith
Peronel Emma
Peronel Eudora
Peronel Eugenie
Peronel Eustacia
Peronel Eva
Peronel Evanthe
Peronel Evie (Too insubstantial?)
Peronel Felicity
Peronel Georgina
Peronel Hortense (or-TAWNS)
Peronel Ianthe
Peronel Ida
Peronel Isotta
Peronel Iva
Peronel Jemima
Peronel Josepha
Peronel Julitta
Peronel Laetitia
Peronel Leona
Peronel Letitia
Peronel Lila
Peronel Lilac
Peronel Lisbet
Peronel Louisa
Peronel Loveday
Peronel Lucasta
Peronel Lucetta
Peronel Lucia (loo-CHEE-uh)
Peronel Lucille
Peronel Lucretia
Peronel Mafalda
Peronel Margaret
Peronel Mathilda
Peronel Mathilde
Peronel Matilda
Peronel Matilde
Peronel Maude
Peronel Maxine
Peronel Octavia
Peronel Rosanna
Peronel Roswitha
Peronel Ruby
Peronel Shoshana
Peronel Sofia
Peronel Sophia
Peronel Sophronia
Peronel Susanna
Peronel Susannah
Peronel Sylvia
Peronel Thea
Peronel Viola
Peronel Violet
Peronel Virginia
Peronel Virginie
Peronel Viva
Peronel Xanthe