Lyla or Eloise?
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Anonymous
| Do you like either of these names? Are the overdone? Other name suggestions out of the top 50ish are welcome! Naming a girl is so difficult! |
Anonymous
| They're both nice. Prefer Eloise but if you go with the other I'd use the spelling Lila. Something about replacing vowels at random with "y" is very off-putting to me. |
Anonymous
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Hate both. Eloise is such an ugly name - I don't know why so many people are using it.
Lyla is a boring name. And if you use it, spell it without a Y. |
Anonymous
+1 except I wouldn't use Lyla spelled that way. |
Anonymous
| Eloise. Lyla just sounds like a baby babble or something. Dislike it and Layla. They don't have any substance. |
Anonymous
| I like Lyla. Eloise is meh. |
Anonymous
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Like them both. Eloise (of the books) was so endearing!
I think Lila begs for a middle name but that's just me. |
Anonymous
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Definitely Eloise!
Some similar suggestions: Elodie Rosalie Caroline Lydia Lillian Esme |
Anonymous
| I think Eloise is a cute name. It lends itself to adorable nicknames like Ella or Ellie. |
Anonymous
Layla/Laila is actually an Arabic name that means night. Sorry your name has no meaning. |
Anonymous
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I have a Lila - and no regrets with the name choice, haha. We meet a few other Lila’s or Lyla’s here and there from time to time.
Eloise is nice too! |
Anonymous
| Personally, I like Eloise better! Although Lyla (spelled either way imo) is pretty too. Eloise does make me think of the children's book, but that's not a bad thing. |
Anonymous
| Eloise, without question. |
Anonymous
I’m a Leila, and I’ve always loved my name! No one can pronounce it, but I’ve always said that made me learn how to stand up for myself. |
Anonymous
| Eloise is so popular. No more Ella’s on this planet please! |