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Re: Elizabelle?

by Miranda (Randee15)

12/23/2005, 4:08 PM

It's pretty enough, but I'd only use it if there was an Elizabeth / Eliza and a Belle / Bella I wanted to honour. And even then I'd be more inclined to use Elizabelle as a mn, or Elizabeth Belle or Eliza Belle as a fn/mn combo. Elizabelle just looks smushed together and... not very good, sorry.

I will say that I think Elizabelle sounds a lot classier than, for example, Elizalyn/Elizalynn/Elizalynne or Elizalee/Elizaleigh/Elizaley to me.

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- *Brogan* (Guest) +1

12/23/2005, 4:10 PM

Ha, thanks. I'm getting that the general consensus (wow, is that spelled right?) is that it's not very well liked. I had never heard of it, except for the poster's name several (SEVERAL:-P) threads down.

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- Miranda (Randee15)

12/23/2005, 4:24 PM

"Consensus" is correct. :-)

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