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[Opinions] Lilibet (as full name)

by Felie

11/22/2018, 1:11 AM

Hi !!!

WDYTO Lilibet as full name?

I noticed it is used in the British Royal Family to call informally The Queen. I think it is brilliant.

I love this name!
As there are a lot of Elizabeth here and there I think this is a beautiful refreshing.

It makes me think of a butterfly: It is so melodious, light and bright with a lovely vintage vibe.

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This message was edited 11/22/2018, 1:14 AM

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- mirfak

11/22/2018, 11:36 AM

To me it seems twee and facetious, childish like Coco - sort of cringe-worthy on an adult, and can only be carried off with dignity if she has extreme high status to go with it. Like if she were the Queen of England and her family nicknamed her. That's the perfect place for that name. To me it seems pretentious somehow, on regular folks. Like it's pretending at such high status that it can be carried with dignity. But as a full formal personal name, it would always fail.

This message was edited 11/22/2018, 11:38 AM

- number1212

11/22/2018, 10:48 AM

No thanks. It sounds like a three year old saying Elizabeth.

- Septapus (Buneary)

11/22/2018, 9:33 AM

I'm personally not a fan of it, but I think it could work as a full name.

- RoxStar

11/22/2018, 6:20 AM

I think it's very babyish and silly, like it probably really did originate because some little child couldn't say the name Elizabeth. I would hate to be named that with no other more grown-up full name.

- Fiammetta (lady murasaki)

11/22/2018, 4:43 AM

I agree it’s pretty, but seems a bit odd as a full name.

- Gracie (YMPvt)

11/22/2018, 3:01 AM

I think Lilibet it sweet, but it reminds me a bit too much of Lilliput. I also am kind of sick of Lily so I don't like it as much as if that first syllable weren't super popular.

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