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The um is unattractive to me. I think there are more attractive unusual Lil- names to be found. Like Lilith, Lilias, Lilas, Lilia, etc..

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Plus just Lillian is nice and stately.

This message was edited 11/26/2022, 6:44 PM

I like it for a boy, but I think it would be weird for a girl (I think if it's a girl it should be Lily, Lilia, or Lilian).

I find myself loving it, although in practical use I would prefer Lily or Lillian / Lilian.

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Lilium Adelaide
Lilium Hazel
Lilium June
Lilium Maudie
Lilium Rosemary

Aw, I like Lilium. It's a pretty oddity.

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Lilium Annabel
Lilium Irene
Lilium Agnes
Lilium Alice
Lilium Sophie
Lilium Verna
Lilium Ruth
Lilium Rachel
Lilium Freda
Lilium Ione
Lilium Adele
Lilium Rhoda
Lilium Oona
Lilium Teresa
Lilium Joanna
Lilium Constance
Lilium Maria

I understand its a flower, and there is lots of precedent for flower names, but it actually sounds like a chemical or battery or something to me, do not find it all all attractive, but...probably a single syllable in the middle
Jade
Clare
Ruth
Grace
Bliss
Gail
Neve

It would be confused with Lilian on a daily basis, and I can't get over the fact that it's neuter in Latin.

Anne, Grace, Kate, Clare, Amy, Anna, Ruby, Elsie, Maeve, Heidi, Jane, May, Phoebe, Tessa, Clara, Sadie, Sarah, Xanthe, Zara, Zoe, Chloe, Yvette