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Just came across this for the first time today. Thoughts?
I can't find much info on Hennelie but it feels very American lol
My PNLs = http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/37275
My Top Favorites: Remy and Eseld
List ↑ Rated: Henry and Zelda (main) / Idris & Elowen (GP) / James & Charlotte (top25)
List ↓ Rated: Ferran and Eivor (main) / Grayson & Valkyrie (GP) / Corvo & Deva (top25)
I can't find much info on Hennelie but it feels very American lol
My Top Favorites: Remy and Eseld
List ↑ Rated: Henry and Zelda (main) / Idris & Elowen (GP) / James & Charlotte (top25)
List ↓ Rated: Ferran and Eivor (main) / Grayson & Valkyrie (GP) / Corvo & Deva (top25)
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Honestly, not bad. It doesn't entirely strike me as American, though. I don't know how to explain it, but the way the letters are arranged actually seems European to me.
I'm assuming it's a German diminutive of Henriette (compare Annelie for Anna). Cute!
It reminds me of Henley (which has been in the top 1000 for a while) and Hennessy (I have met one). Hennelly is an Irish surname but could be a coincidence...
I guess I'd like it IRL. I was surprised by how much I like Hennessy, so.
I guess I'd like it IRL. I was surprised by how much I like Hennessy, so.
This message was edited 9/10/2024, 8:52 PM
It looks like a spelling variation of Annelie.
Much prefer Hannalie without the root word 'Hen'.
Don't really like it
It looks different to me. Not 100% sure how things happen in The Netherlands, but here in South Africa we get girls named Hanna or Hannah using the nickname Hannalie or Hannelie. And Hennelie looks like a similar nickname or diminutive for Hendrika, the fem form of Hendrik.