newby2
Fri 07-Dec-12 18:29:17
Surname beginning with Z quite a funky one. What do you think?
rotavirusrita
Fri 07-Dec-12 18:32:53
Elspeth. Love it!
Emmy sounds llke a nickname rather than a full name.
Eliza plus z surname might be too many z' s
Beamur
Fri 07-Dec-12 18:52:45
I'd say Esme or Elspeth (Emmy does sound nn-ey) I actually prefer Eliza (fab name) but without knowing what your surname is would wonder how it would sound.
Nothing against Martha either.
All lovely names.
elpth
Fri 07-Dec-12 19:08:57
I'm an Elspeth and recommend it! I've met a few over the years and they all love being Elspeth too. Other names are lovely too though, good choices!
MolotovCocktail
Fri 07-Dec-12 20:58:51
Esme: would you be putting an accent over the final 'e'?
PurpleTinsel
Fri 07-Dec-12 21:01:29
I like Esme and Elspeth best.
Alisvolatpropiis
Fri 07-Dec-12 21:51:07
Would you be saying Ez-may or Es-mee? Big yes to the latter,big no to the former.
Elspeth is lovely and so unusual!
LimeLeafLizard
Fri 07-Dec-12 21:55:25
I vote Elspeth! I used to know one as a child and she was lovely.
40thisisit
Fri 07-Dec-12 21:57:25
Martha, Martha or Martha sounds perfect x
Startail
Fri 07-Dec-12 22:25:11
Esme with a z surname good get a bit zzzzy.
Elsapeth is lovely and I think better with a z surname.
Emmy to me is a pet name for a little Emma or Emily.
Martha is by far my favourite and Emmy/Esme my least favourites.
Eliza depends on your surname in case the repeated z is too much, and I love Elspeth but again the 's' and 'th' then 'z' is difficult to judge!
FWIW I also like Esther, might work with your name?
Eliza for me. gorgeous name.
Martha always reminds me of hearth and earth. also hand-maiden cinderella type. much prefer Marta, more elegant.
DeekeyDoo
Sun 09-Dec-12 20:44:53
Love them all. How about Elsie as well?
smother
Tue 11-Dec-12 13:19:34
All lovely. Also what about Elizabeth? Then could have lots of lovely nns, like Lizzie, Elsie, Beth, Betty?
EssieW
Tue 11-Dec-12 13:22:44
All nice. Particularly like elspeth. Also Elsa a nice alternative
notMarlene
Tue 11-Dec-12 23:18:45
Elsapeth or Elspeth.
Mathilda?
notMarlene
Tue 11-Dec-12 23:19:42
Nice eclear post there
Meaning I'd choose either of the two E names from what's mentioned in the OP and by PPs.
MikeLitorisHasChristmasLights
Tue 11-Dec-12 23:20:57
Eliza.
Just because I have one and I love it!
recall
Tue 11-Dec-12 23:22:31
Oh Elspeth please....do it for me, my husband wanted a different name and I lost
It would have really suited her too.
JiltedJohnsJulie
Tue 11-Dec-12 23:31:52
Elspeth or Eliza. Envy is a nickname and I know a few Martha's and esmes.
newby2
Wed 12-Dec-12 07:44:50
Hello ladies,
What a mixed bag. Still can't decide but will see what the baby looks like I think. We've also added in Flora just to be more confused. Thanks for your opinions!