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Ségolène has been going through my head, too, since Mme Royal was elected president of France. I think it's a beautiful name and I'm greatly interested in the etymology of it.

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Ghislaine is pretty in an underused kind of way. This name would definitely stand out in a crowd.

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Eglantine is a name I just can't warm up to. I think it's because as a child, I loved the movie Bedknobs and Broomsticks and Angela Lansbury's character was named Eglantine (which has me stumped since I fangirl her. :/) David Tomlinson even sang a song in the movie called 'Eglantine' and I must say it was quite snappy.

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As for combos, Mme Royal is Marie-Ségolène, but I also like:

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Ségolène Juliette
Ségolène Ramona
Ségolène Marguerite
Ségolène Ophélie
Ségolène Christiane
Ségolène Henriette
Ségolène Mathilde
Ségolène Félicitée
Ségolène Isotta
Ségolène Mabel
Ségolène Gisèle

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Ghislaine Bernadette
Ghislaine Yael
Ghislaine Cécile
Ghislaine Laure
Ghislaine Eos
Ghislaine Estella

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Eglantine Gretel
Eglantine Yolande
Eglantine Thérèse
Eglantine Letizia
Eglantine Alessandra
Eglantine Harriet
Eglantine Lucille

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