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Elyzabeth Diaga is a French-Canadian pop singer-songwriter.
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Alright...but I would use it for a book character (and call her Ely/Elyza) but not a human child.
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Elyzabeth Pham is a Vietnamese-American former beauty queen from Wisconsin who competed in the Miss USA Pageant.
In late 1998, Pham was crowned Miss Wisconsin USA 1999, the first titleholder of Asian descent. She competed in the nationally televised Miss USA Pageant, where she was the first Vietnamese-American to complete in the Miss USA Pageant, and subsequently became the first delegate from Wisconsin to win the Miss Photogenic Award.
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In late 1998, Pham was crowned Miss Wisconsin USA 1999, the first titleholder of Asian descent. She competed in the nationally televised Miss USA Pageant, where she was the first Vietnamese-American to complete in the Miss USA Pageant, and subsequently became the first delegate from Wisconsin to win the Miss Photogenic Award.
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Interesting way to spell super common Elizabeth...I mean, it could be worse, but this name isn't too bad, though the y takes away some of the original charm. At least it's not, oh, let's say, Ilyzahbith...
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I actually like this name better than Elizabeth.
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I personally like this. I mean a lot of people misspell it, I will say since I do have that spelling of the name but it’s pretty modern even though people don’t really like it. And sure to you it may ruin the original spelling but to me it has lots of value and importance.
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I personally have this name and I’m pretty surprised about the results coming here. I will say yes, I think it’s a little weird of the spelling but honestly it’s a lot better being unique than having the name of 1000s of others. Sure it’s more modern than the classics but I would also like to point out times change way more often then you might think they do, well I hope you will understand, and I hope you have a nice day.
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Lol, this name is a funny disgrace.
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It’s not that bad. And honestly it could be way worse.
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This seems to have been a fairly common spelling in the 1600s: http://www.st-keverne.com/history/records/bapt_1580-1699.php
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People are overreacting, this spelling isn't exactly good, but it's literally just one letter away from "Elizabeth" (the original spelling) I personally would use this if I didn't have a choice. Elizabeth and Elyzabeth are both beautiful names that deserve to be loved. And at least it isn't spelled Allyzabeth.
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Oh god no.
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Hideous.
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Trashy, modern spelling of a classic, elegant name.
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This spelling hurts my eyes.
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This name is listed as a rare variant of Elisabeth/Elizabeth. It isn't a rare variant, it is a misspelling, invented by someone who wanted to be different. It has no history of use. (I'm aware that it has been bestowed a few times on unfortunate children who then have to spend the rest of their lives spelling it out and repeating that, yes, that really is supposed to say Elizabeth).
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Although I like Elizabeth a lot better... this name is a pretty modern and cute spelling. However Alyzabeth sounds terrible.
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What a trashy variant of the wonderful "Elizabeth". This spelling is over-the-top. Alyzabeth is HORRID.
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Looks so stupid written... Yet another "creative" spelling that ruined one of the most classic and beautiful names there is.
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Well, since Ely is already a variant of Eli, then Elyzabeth is an entirely plausible variant of Elizabeth. I'm really starting to like Elyzabeth and its uniqueness.
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I love this spelling. Alyzabeth is still my favorite but this is very nice too.
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Pronounced e-lie-za-beth.
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Oh my goodness. I am so glad my parents went with the regular spelling. This is so wrong.
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I can just imagine this being said aloud: "Hmm. Ellllizaaabeth. Elizabeth! I see." Ugh. One of the most ridiculous word variations on the site.
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I prefer it spelled Alyzabeth.
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No, it's not a misspelling of the name. I think it's archaic, rather. Elizabeth of York's signature reads "Elyzabeth the Quene".
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Elizabeth of York's spelled her name 'Elyzabeth'.
She was a daughter of the House of York (a branch of the House of Platagenet) and Queen consort of Henry VII of England. She was the Mother of Henry VIII (House of Tudor) -- their marriage brought a stop to the War of the Roses. She was the daughter of Edward IV of England and Elizabeth Woodville. Her grand-daughter, Elizabeth I Tudor was named after her.
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She was a daughter of the House of York (a branch of the House of Platagenet) and Queen consort of Henry VII of England. She was the Mother of Henry VIII (House of Tudor) -- their marriage brought a stop to the War of the Roses. She was the daughter of Edward IV of England and Elizabeth Woodville. Her grand-daughter, Elizabeth I Tudor was named after her.
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This spelling is not pretty. Elizabeth is more correct and is prettier.
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I hate this spelling of Elizabeth! It's incorrect, trashy, ugly, and a non-Biblical spelling of a very beautiful, pretty name.
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I agree. Elizabeth is a beautiful name (of course, it's my own). Don't ruin it by misspelling it.
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