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I like Lizzie, I think it's a cute nickname without being dainty sounding. Lizzie is the middle ground between tomboy and girlie girl.

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I believe it is also used for Isabelle / Isabella

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Isabella > Isa > Izzy > Lizzy. Makes more sense than some nicknames out there (I'm looking at you, Jimmy)

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but there's also Liselotte it could be good for

This message was edited 2/7/2020, 3:23 PM

Elizabeth is beautiful and has a ton of great nicknames, but Lizzie is by far the worst one. It’s a lame, obvious go-to whenever a kids’ show needs a name for a lizard and that’s all it makes me think of.

A bit boring and overused.. (sorry), but I know it’s considered a classic.

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Lizbeth is a cool alternative for Elizabeth!

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Aliza, Feliza, Ilizia, Juliza, Lizabel, Lizana, Lizandra, Lizza, Mayliz, Melizza, Yuliza

I think it's adorable, especially this spelling. Maybe Isabel?

I knew a Liz that was short for Lizmary, so I guess Lizzie would work as a nickname for that too.

I've always hated it and Liz and it's the main reason I never would have used Elizabeth, although I do like Elizabeth. Sure you can establish a different nickname, but you never know if your Elizabeth is going to decide at some point she wants to be called Liz or Lizzie. I just think "Liz" is a very unattractive syllable....which is now making me question why I like Elizabeth since that syllable is contained within it. As a matter of fact, I hate Beth too, so why do I like Elizabeth?

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I'm drawing a blank as far what other names it can be a nickname for, other than Lizette which is itself also a diminutive of Elizabeth.

I guess it could be a nn for Lizette or Melissa or even a sort of family nn for Lindsey. But it's kind of a stretch.

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It's cute and cheerful, but a bit flaky. Liz is much more grown-up and down to earth.

Lizzie, is good and it suits all ages, Eliza, Elizabella, Liza, Charlize, Lizette, Lizbeth, Elizabel

This message was edited 2/5/2020, 12:09 PM

It's okay, but childish. I feel like most Lizzies would choose to go by Liz once they reach young adulthood.

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Some other full names I can think of:
Lizbeth
Eliza
Eloise
Lisette
Liesel
Felicity
Lysandra
Alessandra