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HelpThoughts on each of these names?
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Esther is lovely. To me it’s a beautiful, timeless name and the Biblical Esther was someone to be admired.
Hazel is great too. I do love botanical names.
Eleanor doesn’t really do it for me though. I find it a little bland and dull.
Hazel is great too. I do love botanical names.
Eleanor doesn’t really do it for me though. I find it a little bland and dull.
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Esther and Eleanor are some of my fav names, but I orefer Eleonora.
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(in order of my preference)
1. Esther - multicultural, has a long history of use related to the biblical character and seems relatively wholesome and capable in that way, fits in with current fashion of feminine/unisex *er names
2. Hazel - a currently popular antique English nature name; likable, soft, golden, a bit prickly or witchy, might seem dated in a few decades
3. Eleanor - stiff upper lip, somewhat timeless and associated with royalty, politics, literature, or other pop culture references like Eleanor Rigby, has some nice nicknames
1. Esther - multicultural, has a long history of use related to the biblical character and seems relatively wholesome and capable in that way, fits in with current fashion of feminine/unisex *er names
2. Hazel - a currently popular antique English nature name; likable, soft, golden, a bit prickly or witchy, might seem dated in a few decades
3. Eleanor - stiff upper lip, somewhat timeless and associated with royalty, politics, literature, or other pop culture references like Eleanor Rigby, has some nice nicknames
This message was edited 9/13/2023, 6:57 AM
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I'd pick Esther. It's brisk and cheerful and no-nonsense. Hazel has kind of a pretty sound, gentle and calm, but feels a bit frumpy. Eleanor is just sour.
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