Message: "Penelope or Eleanor?"

Penelope or Eleanor?

by Serafina Starstrider

10/30/2014, 12:38 AM

Which do you prefer and does it change your opinion if the nn would be Nell sometimes Nellie?

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My Favorite Names:

Serafina, Fiona, Artemis, Luna, Hazel, Stella, Adelina, Deirdre, Frieda, Eleanor, Ursa, Callisto, Augustine, Ravenna, Iris, Citrina, Juniper, & Fern

Ciaran, Connor, Arthur, Rowan, Magnus, Adrian, Finn, Teagan, Cedric, Quinn, Xavier, Theron, Taliesin, Julian, Gavin, & Griffin

#Eleanor #Penelope

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- Constant

11/3/2014, 5:59 AM

Nell could be a nn for either Penelope or Eleanor, so I would choose the name I like best. Although Penelope isn't bad, Eleanor has a timeless elegance about it that I love.

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- Alda

10/30/2014, 3:12 PM

Eleanor. It's a steadier, more classic name that Penelope & Nell/Nellie is already traditionally associated with it. IMO, Penelope is a hipster name that I think will go out of style quickly. For the record, I do like them both, and LOVE Nell as a nn!

- kudriashkajo (jodirae)

10/30/2014, 11:49 AM

double

Penelope Penelope Penelope. It's awesome. And Penny is great.

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- kudriashkajo (jodirae)

10/30/2014, 11:47 AM

Penelope Penelope Penelope. It's awesome. And Penny is great.

- Elena

10/30/2014, 9:59 AM

Eleanor sounds softer and prettier to me. I don't mind Penelope; I just wouldn't use it myself -- especially because of the 'pee' ending. Re: Nell, eh, it doesn't make a difference in this situation.

- Mireio (Anna21)

10/30/2014, 6:40 AM

Eleanor. The Kardashians ruined Penelope for me.

- armyofbono

10/30/2014, 5:03 AM

Eleanor all the way. I like Penelope but it seems silly next to Eleanor which is so much more classy. Nell makes me love it even more. It's such a cute nickname suitable for a little girl that would be good for any age. Nellie, not so much but it's not bad. Eleanor ages really well.

- kvpp88

10/30/2014, 4:48 AM

Definitely Penelope, especially if the nn will be Nell.

- Pink Princess

10/30/2014, 1:54 AM

I prefer the name Penelope and I would prefer that to be the full name if the nn was going to be Nell or Nellie.

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