Liz/Lizzy is short for...

Re: Liz/Lizzy is short for...

• bumpuser10309732 member

  May 2014

  Elysse? Maybe that's a stretch

  
  

  
  

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• Raesofsunshine1 member

  May 2014

  PurpleHippo19 said:

  I've heard of Lissy for Felicity.  Maybe you could go for Lizzy from it?

  I was a big American Girl fan growing up and one of the dolls was Felicity with a nickname of Lizzy.
  
  Eliza came to mind as well.

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• manateeliz member

  May 2014

  Love the name Liz btw...just saying :P

     

  

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• MrsL2B member

  May 2014

  Elise?

  
  

  

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• TheOtherJacobsons member

  May 2014

  Lizbeth or Liza. You could also just name her Liz. 

  
  

  FTM - BFP: 1/23/14 - EDD: 10/5/14 - DD Born 9/13/14

  
  

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• Raesofsunshine1 member

  May 2014

  PurpleHippo19 said:

  
  

  Raesofsunshine1 said:

  
  

  PurpleHippo19 said:

  I've heard of Lissy for Felicity.  Maybe you could go for Lizzy from it?

  I was a big American Girl fan growing up and one of the dolls was Felicity with a nickname of Lizzy.
  
  Eliza came to mind as well.

  
  

  That's what I was thinking of!  It's actually Lissie, in the books
  
  Ahh... I was wrong. I guess I need to read the books again . Cant wait til DD is old enough for them!
  
  

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• Starfish17 member

  May 2014

  Lisette or Lizette would work too!
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  

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• yoyopez member

  May 2014

  MRSclarke08 said:

  Liselle maybe?

  on the same page here but different spelling: Liesel.  link to origin and meaning below-.

  https://www.babynames.com/name/Liesel
  

  
  

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• ashcakes921 member

  May 2014

  I'm partial to Elizabeth but that's the name we've got picked out if baby is a girl so I'm biased haha

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