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I absolutely love and would use the name Elinor, and prefer said spelling. It might even be my No. 1 at the moment.

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Elinor Charlotte
Elinor Frances
Elinor Jane
Elinor Joanna
Elinor Mary
Elinor Sara

I love the spelling Elinor, though there is the potential for constant misspelling because Eleanor, despite being kind of an old-fashioned name in its own right, is the vastly more popular spelling (Eleanor of Aquitaine, Eleanor Roosevelt, etc.).

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Elinor Fiona
Elinor Frances / Elinor Francis
Elinor Freyja
Elinor Frida

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For some reason, I keep picturing Elinor with a middle name beginning with F...

This message was edited 4/18/2016, 12:17 PM

I don't mind Elinor, however, Eleanor definitely looks more "right" to me. I appreciate that it's elegant, smart, and classic yet has a softness to it. It's not flighty or limiting (not that any name is truly limiting, but you get the idea).

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Combos:

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Elinor Sophia
Elinor Susanna
Mary Elinor (Mary Elle, Mary Ella)

I love Elinor, this spelling.

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Elinor Cecilia
Elinor Rosalind
Elinor Jane
Elinor Marigold

I think it's an okay spelling of Eleanor, and that Eleanor's a nice, classic name. I also tend to like names that are 3 syllables, so that's a plus.

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But I'm getting tired of seeing El- names in general (Elinor, Eleanor, Elsa, Ella, Elizabeth, Elena, Eliana, Elodie, Elowen, Eloise, Elise, Ellis, Eli, Elias, Elijah, Elliot). I'm not entirely sure if that's because I hear them a lot IRL or because I see them a lot on BtN. I'm guessing it's a mixture.

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Elinor Antonia
Elinor Anthea
Elinor Robin
Elinor Galia
Elinor Noam
Elinor Ariella
Elinor Davina
Elinor Davida
Elinor Shalev
Elinor Agnes
Elinor Dulcibella
Elinor Krimhilde
Elinor Bathsheba
Elinor Celestine
Elinor Ariadne

This message was edited 4/17/2016, 7:00 PM