Lorelai Tillie

chelsea121206

thoughts on this name for a little girl?

Scarlett&Gatsby

I love it. I really like both names, and they're cute together.

Vraechel

I thoight it was spelled Lorelei. I'm a terrible speller so I could easily be wrong. I like it either way but that was my first thought.

chelsea121206

I think the most common spelling is Lorelei, but I much prefer Lorelai which is also used. I really don't like alternative spellings, but I'm pretty sure that Lorelai is just as common.

Helenahhandbasket

I like Lorelei/ Lorelai and Tillie, but they don't seem to go together.

 

magsugar13

Do not like the Tillie part.

Kmommy91

I don't think they go together well

thetheisens

I like Matilda over Tillie. Tillie is a nn to me. Lorelei Matilda would be very sweet.

neverblushed

One or the other is fine.  Together, it's too frothy and silly for my taste.  This child is going to be an adult professional someday.

FakeFinn

I like Lorelai, but think of Tillie as a nn only. I do like Lorelai Matilda. 

AllyTales

magsugar13 said:

Do not like the Tillie part.

yeah, that. Love the first name. I don't like Tillie. And they don't go together for me.

ellebee2

neither of the names are my style and I'm not a fan of how they flow (too much L perhaps?)

ArmyWife114

I don't think Lorelai Tillie flows well, and I prefer the spelling Lorelei

ETA: typo

kwinkle1980

I kept reading Tillie as "Tittie." I Love the name Lorelai.

Scarlett&Gatsby

neverblushed said:

One or the other is fine.  Together, it's too frothy and silly for my taste.  This child is going to be an adult professional someday.

Who will under no circumstances have to include her MN on her resume.

The MN spot is the place for a "fun" name. There's nothing remotely wrong with Tillie.

LisaG09

thetheisens said:

I like Matilda over Tillie. Tillie is a nn to me. Lorelei Matilda would be very sweet.

This

BrittRN+

I really like Lorelai. Tillie doesn't flow well with it though.

dreemkin84

Another Lorelei Matilda vote.

love4b

Lorelei is great, but I agree with the previous posters that Tillie sounds like a nickname (or a last name). What about Lorelei Twila, Lorelei Teodora, Lorelei Tatiana, or Lorelei Antoinette?

diamondduck13

I want to like both individually, but juat cant together. All the L's makes it feel like a mouthful. And the L's give the name a frilliness that is NMS and a factor either name might be able to avoid if paired with another.

ramoseecology

I wouldn't use Tillie, I don't think they sound good together.