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This is very nice, I can also see Ebbie or Ebi used as a nickname for Isabel.
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Ibbie McColm Wilson (née, McColm; pen name, I. McC. Wilson; 1834 – 1908) was an American poet of the long nineteenth century. She also worked as a translator, assisted her husband in his publishing business, and was employed by various newspapers. Wilson was the author of The Fate of the Leaf (1891) and Miscellaneous poems (1909).
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This name immediately made me think of the funny noises Shemp Howard the Three Stooges often made. It also looks like Ibi, a Hungarian nickname form of Ibolya (Violet). It seems kind of strange as a nickname for Isabella, like something a child with a lisp would make up.
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Sounds like a little kid trying to say izzy. I don't think anyone would take someone named Isabel/Isabelle seriously if she decided to go by "Ibbie". Izzy is equally childish and informal, why not just go by Isabel/Isabelle? It's such a pretty name on its own, who needs a nickname?
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My name is Isabel but I go by Ibbie since I remember. It's childish and immature but what can I say I LOVE it!
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This is probably the weirdest nickname of Isabel that I've seen.
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Not quite as awful as Izzie, but pretty horrible anyway. Very immature, in fact, flat out infantile. I'm not big on Bella or Belle either, in fact, I think the nicest nickname for an Isabella or Isabelle would be Isa.
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