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Ellie, Ella, Elle- I would probably go for Elizabeth
Franny, Fanny, Frankie- Frances or Francesca
Dell, Del- Adelaide

Ellie, Ella, Elle- Eleanor/Elinor, Eleanora, Elodie, Eluned, Elysia, Elsa, Eleni, Elena, Elspeth, Ellen, Eliora, Eliana, Gabrielle, Danielle, Adelle, Annabelle
Franny, Fanny, Frankie- Francine, Francisca (Frances and Francesca work as well, but I prefer the other two.)
Dell, Del- Delphine, Adele/Adelle, Delta

Elizabeth
Elisa
Eliza
Eliana
Francesca
Francine
Francis
Della
Adele
Adela
Adelaide

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note: I would not recommend inflicting Fanny on anyone because of its slang meaning in some En. speaking countries.

Eleanor, Elizabeth, Elise, Elle, Ellen, Eula
Francesca, Francine, Frances, Francette,
Delinor, Adella, Madeline, Delilah, Bedelia,

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I like Ellie/ Ella/ Elle as nn's for Emmanuelle. And of course Eleanor.

For a girl, I like Del for Adele.
For a boy, I like Dell for Odell.

I'm not as good at this as other people, but I'll give it a shot:

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Ellie/Ella/Elle: Elizabeth, Elina, Eliora, Ellen, Elaine, Elspeth, Eleanor, Electra, Elena, Elea, Elfriede

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Franny/Fanny/Frankie: Frances, Francesca, Fantine, Francine, Francka, Francoise

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Dell/Del: Delaney, Delfina, Delia, Delice, Delilah, Della, Delores, Delphine, Delta, Delyth

Ellie = Elise, Elizabeth, Eloise, Elowen
Ella = Eleanor, Eleanora
Fran, Franny, Frankie = Frances, Francine, Francesca
Fanny = Frances
Del = Demelza, Adele, Dervila, Delphine, Della

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Any others I can think of, I have to strain to think of, so they seem vaguely artificial to me

Ellie, Ella, Elle-
Eleanor / Elinor, Eleanora, Elanor, Ellen, Mariella, Ariella, Arielle, Emmanuelle, Mirabelle, Arabella, Eleri, Elspeth, Elena, Eluned, Elora, Elaine, Eloise, Eliora, Elowen, Floella, Nigella, Graciela, Ellery.

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Franny, Fanny, Frankie-
Francesca, Francine, Frances, Francette, Francoise, Francka, Frangag.

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Dell, Del-
Delilah, Adele, Adelaide, Delia, Adeline, Adelina, Delphine, Adela, Adelia, Cordelia, Dervla. (I don't know if the last one really works but it has the D, E, L components.)

This message was edited 12/9/2011, 10:52 PM

Ella is not only a nn. It is also a full name in Germany and some of the other near by European countries. It's the Norman form of the name Alia. I have a great grandma Ella whose parents were German / Dutch. Ella was a common given name during Ella's time mostly because of all the immigrants using it.

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Ellie, Ella, Elle-

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Elaheh
Elain
Elaine
Elanor
Elba
Elda
Elea
Eleanor / Eleanore
Eleanora
Electra / Elektra
Eleftheria
Elen
Elena
Elene
Eleni
Elenora
Eleonoora
Eleonor
Eleonora
Eleonore
Eleri
Elettra
Elfa
Elfleda
Elfreda
Elfrida
Elfrieda
Elfriede
Elham
Eliana
Eliane
Elicia
Elidi
Elif
Eligia
Eliina
Elikapeka
Elin
Elina
Elinor

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Ellie, Ella, Elle-
Elizabeth, Ellen, Elissa, Elena, Eliana, Elspeth, Elsabet, Eldora, Elora, Elmira, Elvira, Eleanor, Gabrielle/a, Danielle/a, Noelle, Arabella, Isabelle/a, Helen, Helena

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Franny, Fanny, Frankie-
Frances, Francisca, Francesca, Franziska, Francine, Franka, Frederica / Fredrika (maybe)

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Dell, Del-
Delaney, Delight, Cordelia, Ardella, Adele, Aleydis, Adelaide, Adelia, Adelaida, Delores, Delilah, Dorothy (?), Dahlia, Bedelia, Belinda?

Ariella, Elana, Eleanor
Francesca
Delphina, Adela, Delilah