Name the Baby?

OK, friends & family, here's your chance to give me your ideas.

Here are some of my criteria:

*Has to go with our last name
*Has to fit in here: Carmen, Gabriel, Paloma & ____
(So far, all 3 names work in English and Spanish, but since we have a Spanish surname, I'll consider French or other)
* Would be good if the origin or name meant something or there was a namesake (Carmen named for an aria in the opera that I walked down the aisle to when we got married. Gabriel named for the Angel or David's sister Gabi-Gabriella--though he denies this. Paloma was named for Picasso's painting, the dove carrying flowers--the bird of peace and also his daughter's name. But I might like a literary or color name this time, for example.)
*Cannot be too popular (nothing in the top 50! I don't want her to be one of 10 Emilys in her kindergarten class)
* Cannot be a cousin's name or close friend's child's name
* I prefer something that is not too hard to pronounce or spell correctly
* I prefer girls' names to not be feminine versions of male names (Henrietta, for example)
* We've talked about not using the first letters we've already used, but that isn't a final decision
* If the name has a nickname, we have to like the nickname, because our family tends to shorten everything (Carmen doesn't get shortened much, but I sometimes call her Carm-alarmin. Gabriel gets "Gabe" all the time. Paloma made up her nickname "Moma" and students started calling her P-Lo.)

Names we almost used before: Carmen would've been Elijah. This baby would have been Esteban (if up to me--technically it's David's "turn"). Carmen really wanted us to name Paloma "Ella" (but it was too popular for us).

I also liked Soraya (except the sound is close to psoriasis) and Siobhan (Irish name, pronounced Sha-VON) and Xochitl (Mayan, pronounced something like Satchie) and Soledad (which is beautiful but means solitude--too ironic for a youngest sibling!). But those are pretty out-there, I know.

To find what is popular, you can go here

or the blog by the person who made the wizard,

and here's a list of the top 25 names (we won't be using).