[Opinions] Re: Lilibet WDYT?
in reply to a message by thetxbelle
Limp-wristedly royal, I'm afraid - I couldn't possibly take it seriously.
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I would never use it on a kid but I like the name for a princess character in a story or something :)
It would work for any tiny Elizabeth who either couldn't pronounce her own name or had a sibling who couldn't. It's just that once you know that it was the childhood nn of the present queen of England, it's hard to think of anything else.
I was at school with an Elizabeth, very cultured and elegant, whose childhood nn was Lillet. She didn't know about the, er, feminine hygiene products when she was learning to talk! Nns can be tricky ... :)
I was at school with an Elizabeth, very cultured and elegant, whose childhood nn was Lillet. She didn't know about the, er, feminine hygiene products when she was learning to talk! Nns can be tricky ... :)