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I like Annabeth. I enjoy less-expected -beth names. I can see how it hasn't charted, despite its charms. There is something inherantly childish about it as a name. It's perpetually a little girl. Beth seems to have that effect on names, for me. It's so soft and tender, I can't possibly imagine it in court or the board room or the steelworks. Beths write poetry and lie in fields of wildflowers and look at clouds.

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I think it could age gracefully though; especially if an adult Annabeth decided to go by Anna.

My cousin is named Annabeth, but she goes by AB (pronounced Ay-bee, kinda like Amy with a b). She was Beth as a child, but didn't like it.

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Annabeth is okay, I prefer Marybeth, especially now considering how popular Annabelle is, I think Annabeth would get mixed up with Annabelle too much.

I don't like it. It's an awkward combination, it feels bland and also immature. I feel like a lot of blended names want to combine the attraction of 2 names but instead both lose their appeal. Sorry to be so negative on it, though :(

Simple, yet soft and beautiful. It's not really my style, but I like it (much more than the popular Annabelle). I am also surprised it's not within the top 1000.

I love it. I can't stand Annabelle, but I think Annabeth is beautiful.

I like it! I think it's pretty but simple. It has a friendly vibe.

I like it, though not as much as I like Annabel.

Kinda like it. Interesting side note Annabeth Gish's real name is Anne Elizabeth

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Think Annabeth Lillian or Theodora would be gorgeous