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Help[Opinions] Re: Middle name for Elle
in reply to a message by erinelizabeth
I think a good 3 to 4 syllable name would be best for this. 1 syllable first names are harder to pair so I think that is why sometimes people avoid them. I myself have a 1 syllable FN but it isn't the end of the world haha. There are pairs to be had. I also think an Imabic name would be good for the middle which means the stress isn't on the first syllable. Like many french names for instance. There is a reason Marie is such a popular MN.
Here are some ideas I have either thought of independently or pulled from your PNL: *though I think any sound fair as combos. I will * my favorites
Elle Victoria*
Elle Clementine
Elle Stephanie
Elle Harmony*
Elle Vitica
Elle Roselind
Elle Caroline
Elle Gwendolyn
Elle Evangeline
Elle Madeline
Elle Cassandra
Elle Julia
Elle Genevieve*
Elle Constantine
Elle Cataline/Catalina
Elle Alexandra
Elle Celestine
Elle Avalon*
Elle Destiny
Elle Thalia*
Elle Sylvia
Elle Margorie
Elle Monica
Elle Emelia
Elle Meredith*
Elle Catalyn
Elle Marisha
Elle Adria
Elle Lorelei
Elle Lavender*- the Ls run a little bit but I like it
Elle Sienna
Elle Angela
Elle Cassia*
Elle Jillian
Elle Cynthia*
Elle Shawna -ik this is 2 syllables but I just like it
Elle Jennifer
Elle Tessa- ik 2
Elle Rebecca
Elle Marguerite* my fav
Elle Claudia*
Elle Delphia
Elle Jocelyn
In general, I find a nice rule of thumb is to think of the last letter or sound of the FN, in this case it is of course L, and see which letters sound clunky and which letters sounds fine following it. For instance I avoided B names because L followed by B is a harsh sound. This isn't always the case, some combos still sound fine but it works for me and I think it is one of the ways to distinguish passable combos from great combos. Vowel names usually sound fine in the middle for instance.
L-A -fine
L-B- clunky
L-C- fine
L-D-a little clunky
L-E-fine
After you sort through which flow okay and which don't flow as well that helps you narrow it down for first initial of the 2nd name.GL!
Please rate my favorite names list if you have a spare moment, thank you :) https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/223226/138473
Here are some ideas I have either thought of independently or pulled from your PNL: *though I think any sound fair as combos. I will * my favorites
Elle Victoria*
Elle Clementine
Elle Stephanie
Elle Harmony*
Elle Vitica
Elle Roselind
Elle Caroline
Elle Gwendolyn
Elle Evangeline
Elle Madeline
Elle Cassandra
Elle Julia
Elle Genevieve*
Elle Constantine
Elle Cataline/Catalina
Elle Alexandra
Elle Celestine
Elle Avalon*
Elle Destiny
Elle Thalia*
Elle Sylvia
Elle Margorie
Elle Monica
Elle Emelia
Elle Meredith*
Elle Catalyn
Elle Marisha
Elle Adria
Elle Lorelei
Elle Lavender*- the Ls run a little bit but I like it
Elle Sienna
Elle Angela
Elle Cassia*
Elle Jillian
Elle Cynthia*
Elle Shawna -ik this is 2 syllables but I just like it
Elle Jennifer
Elle Tessa- ik 2
Elle Rebecca
Elle Marguerite* my fav
Elle Claudia*
Elle Delphia
Elle Jocelyn
In general, I find a nice rule of thumb is to think of the last letter or sound of the FN, in this case it is of course L, and see which letters sound clunky and which letters sounds fine following it. For instance I avoided B names because L followed by B is a harsh sound. This isn't always the case, some combos still sound fine but it works for me and I think it is one of the ways to distinguish passable combos from great combos. Vowel names usually sound fine in the middle for instance.
L-A -fine
L-B- clunky
L-C- fine
L-D-a little clunky
L-E-fine
After you sort through which flow okay and which don't flow as well that helps you narrow it down for first initial of the 2nd name.GL!
Please rate my favorite names list if you have a spare moment, thank you :) https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/223226/138473
This message was edited 3/14/2021, 4:25 PM
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