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Helen, female version as in Helen of Troy is sometimes misspelled with two ls. Hellen, male version originates from the son of Deucalion and Pyrrha from Greek mythology.
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Definitely Helen. Hellen has the word "hell" in it and, even though Helen has the same sound, for some reason the double L makes it worse.
Also Helen is by far the more common spelling and I think spelling it with 2 Ls is just going to cause confusion.
Also I would never name a boy Hellen, because Helen is so common on girls.
Also Helen is by far the more common spelling and I think spelling it with 2 Ls is just going to cause confusion.
Also I would never name a boy Hellen, because Helen is so common on girls.
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Yeah... W/ the Hell thing, 1 l is better than 2 and while I dislike the name and wouldn't use it anyway, it's even worse on a boy... esp. since regardless of spelling, most people associate the name w/ girls... I've met girl Hellens, but never a boy Hellen.
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Helen is much nicer looking. Hellen has "hell" in it, which would make it easy to tease.
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Helen.
Never seen it with two l's.
Never seen it with two l's.
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Helen.
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:)
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As you said, Hellen is a misspelling as far as the feminine name goes. And it really looks like one.
As you said, Hellen is a misspelling as far as the feminine name goes. And it really looks like one.
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Helen, definitely. Hellen has the word hell in it and is just unattractive in general.
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