Longer name for nn Annie?

[Anonymous]

Marianne or Marian are both lovely.

[Anonymous]

I vote for Anne-Marie/Anne Marie or Marianne/Mary Anne/Marian. I love the Mari + Anne combination . And Annie is a cute nn!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anais and Annalise will get teased. She'll get used to it and come up with some great responses, but she will get teased.

For?

[Anonymous]

I'd spell it: Annelise

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anais and Annalise will get teased. She'll get used to it and come up with some great responses, but she will get teased.

For?

DP. Kids will need to be fairly literary to make Anais jokes, but it doesn't take an AP student to get to anal s3x jokes from Annalise.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Annelise, Annabel, Annika, Andrea.

Andrea

[Anonymous]

My favorite is Annette.

[Anonymous]

My childhood cat was name Anniegoose. No idea why/how.

[Anonymous]

I know an Annaleigh

[Anonymous]

Annabel
Angelina
Julianne
Brianne
Andrea
Anastasia
Aniyah
Annika
Annette
Anisa
Annabeth
Annalee
Annmarie
Maryann
Leeann
Diane
Anita

[Anonymous]

Annifer
Annika

[Anonymous]

Angela/Angelica

[Anonymous]

I’m Anne Marie, but have been called Annie since I was a baby. Please just call her Annie. Having multiple names is annoying and confusing!!

[Anonymous]

Annelise and Anika are my favorites.

I would personally not go with a name that ends with -anne or -anna because I think the nn Annie for these is to non-intuitive, and that makes it more likely that people will try to call your kid something else. If you want her to go by Annie but don't want to name her Anne or Annie, then you should choose a name that starts with An- or Ann-, which people are apt to shorten to Annie anyway.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Angela/Angelica

Don't do these, she'll get called Angie, which I like a LOT less than Annie. Even if you call her Annie, she'll get called Angie sometimes.