Longer names for Halle could be Halcyon and Halcyone.
― Anonymous User 3/5/2023
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Halle Tanner Dillon Johnson (1864 – 1901) was an American physician. She was the first black woman, as well as woman of any race, to be licensed as a physician in Alabama.
This is my daughter's name and I absolutely love it. I thought the spelling of Hallie would be confused with Haley. She is always the only Halle in her class and she gets compliments on her name. Yes, people always pronounce her name wrong but she kindly corrects them every time. And, a hilarious fact, my ex husband’s cousin stole this name for her daughter...apparently coming up with her own name was too hard lol. So, it can’t be that bad of a name for all you negative humans.
I have always recieved compliments on my name and I have literally never heard anyone say it should be spelled differently. Hallie is dated. Halle is far more interesting.
Halle is a better version of the classic and boring name Hallie. It gives it a nice twist and I get a lot of compliments on my name. (Halle).
― Anonymous User 11/14/2017
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The name Halle was given to 276 girls born in the US in 2016.
― Anonymous User 6/6/2017
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Halle Maria Berry is an American actress, film producer, and former fashion model. She won an Academy Award for Best Actress in 2002 for her performance in the romantic drama Monster's Ball, which made her the only black woman to win a Best Actress Academy Award to date, as of 2017.
A poor spelling of such a lovely and classic name. It looks unpleasant and incomplete. If you are planning on using this name, do your child... pet or character a favor and stay away from this bad spelling.
― Anonymous User 12/1/2016
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A bad spelling of the classic Hallie. This name is supposed to be pronounced Hal-ee but the spelling Halle looks like it's pronounced Hal... Which is exactly how people will say it. Do the kid a favour and put the I in the name. I think the kid will appreciate Hallie more as this is the best spelling in my opinion. No offense to anyone.
― Anonymous User 7/31/2016
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I absolutely love this name! I love it. It sounds so pretty, but independent, and it works so well do speak. I do think it could be pronounced wrong (Hah-lee, not Hay-lee!), but I love it! One of the main characters in the book I am writing is named this.
Halle may also be used as a variant of Hallie. It was in use for a while now, judging by censuses, albeit not commonly until Halle Berry became popular. I like Halle Berry, and the name is quite pretty.
People would immediately think the girl was named after Halle Berry. When she has been forgotten about, people will pronounce this name like 'hall' for sure. Also, ''Hallelujah!'' comes to mind from the spelling.
Halle Suggs was Sethe's husband in the Nobel Prize winning novel Beloved, by Toni Morrison. While Halle's name likely doesn't have the same origins as this entry, I suspect it's closer than the first entry for Halle.