[Opinions] WDYTO Amabel?
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It's a gorgeous name, and one zillion times more beautiful than the Annabelle stuff.
I like it a lot. My friend's daughter is Amabel Faith and she gets called Mamie and one of my Aunts has a daughter named Amabel who goes by Bel.
I really love the meaning and it is unusual without being too weird. The only real problem is that it will be confused with Annabel a lot but I would prefer to be named quirky Amabel than boring Annabel (this is coming from an Elise who always gets called Elsie).
I really love the meaning and it is unusual without being too weird. The only real problem is that it will be confused with Annabel a lot but I would prefer to be named quirky Amabel than boring Annabel (this is coming from an Elise who always gets called Elsie).
I love Amabel.
I love Amabel.
However, if I were to use it, it would only be as a middle name. I think people would almost always hear Annabel, which I don't like and which would likely get annoying for her (to have to correct people so often).
However, if I were to use it, it would only be as a middle name. I think people would almost always hear Annabel, which I don't like and which would likely get annoying for her (to have to correct people so often).
It's ok, but has kind of sprung up out of nowhere as mildly trendy.
I also agree w/ the post before me that Annabelle looks a bit nicer (even if you spelled it w/ only 1 n)
I also agree w/ the post before me that Annabelle looks a bit nicer (even if you spelled it w/ only 1 n)
I dont like it. I prefer Annabelle
I am kind of fascinated right now-- not sure one way or the other if it's a little clunky.
How is it pronounced-- like "AIM-a-bell" or "AHM-a-bell"?
I also like the names Arabella and Amara.
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How is it pronounced-- like "AIM-a-bell" or "AHM-a-bell"?
I also like the names Arabella and Amara.
(vote on my list? http://www.babynames.com/namelist/9516801)
I'm in the minority on this board, I don't like it. Mabel is great though.