Georgina/Georgiana...any other similar names?

[User45632874]

Hi
Looking for a girls name to go with sibling Eleanor plus another sister (don't want to give her name or might 'out' myself) but name is similar - relatively traditional.
Favourites are Georgina or Georgiana
Others include Marianna or Estella - but latter is probably too close to Eleanor/Ella
Any other similar names?

[Annabelle4]

Georgia?

[usernameinfinito]

Georgette, Georgia?

[littlemisscomper]

Georgie? There was a girl in my class at school called that. I mean her real name was Georgina but nobody called her that, like my full name is Victoria but I'm called Vicky.

[littlemisscomper]

How about Zoe?

[WildRosesGrow]

Liliana, Corelie, Charlotte, Geraldine, Madelaine, Cordelia

[User45632874]

Yes, thinking Georgina or Georgiana - shortened to Georgie which do you prefer - Georgianna has slightly got the edge I think.

[GreatDuckCookery6211]

I love Georgette. Harriet goes nicely with Eleanor imo.

[MikeUniformMike]

Eleanor and Marianna sound almost like characters out of a Jane Austen novel.

[Uumellmahaye]

Honoria
Clemency
Feodorvana
Amelia
Matilda
Tanta

[Awwlookatmybabyspider]

Eleanor and
Florence
Harriet
Violet
Charlotte
Ophelia
Claudia
Dorothy

[ovenchips]

Harriet with adorable (IMHO) nn of Harry? Love George/ Georgina too though.

[daisypond]

Elinor and Marianne are characters in a Jane Austen novel. I like Georgina and Georgiana. Georgiana is a Jane Austen character, too (Pride and Prejudice) but both names are loads better than the ubiquitous Georgia. Frances? I really love this name. Julia? Harriet is the rather plodding and dim girl in Emma, so that really puts me off that name.

[pallisers]

DD knows a girl called Cordiana which I think is lovely.

Victoria is also great.

Eleanor of Aquitaine's sister was called Petronilla (and sometimes called Alix)

[MikeUniformMike]

I like Georgia, Georgina and Georgiana and Georgie and Gina.
Georgia was a bit too popular (and the Jorja speling is awful) for a while and Georgiana will cause confusion (she'll get Georgina, Georgie-Ana, etc - I think it's pronounced Jor-jane-a).

[Thistledew]

Julianna?

[Idratherhaveacupoftea]

Don't forget the poor little child having to spell Georgianna. Georgina is lovely.

[TwigTheWonderKid]

Cordelia, Augusta or Henrietta ?

[Pemba]

Georgina is lovely and flows nicely. Georgiana is a bit more of a mouthful. Also pronunciation difficulties, is it jorj-ee-ahna, jorj-ee-anna, or the weird version of jorj-ayna as in the film The Duchess with Keira Knightly?

Marianna is nice (although I prefer Marianne) but combined with Eleanor that is quite Jane Austeny!

Alice/Alicia?
Isabel/Isabella?
Lydia?
Louisa?
Christina?
Serena/Selina/Sabrina?
Madeleine?

[Iwantallthesleep]

I love Georgette

[Sugarpiehoneyeye]

Georgina is lovely !

[Pemba]

Or Julia/Juliet
Rosalind/Rosamund
Imogen
Susanna(h)
Miriam
Alexandra

[SumAndSubstance]

I prefer Georgina of the two. Josephine has a similar vibe in my mind!

[SuperBeagle]

Georgina is nicer than Georgiana, which is too OTT frilly and has pronunciation issues (George-ee-ah-nah, George-ee-anna, George-ayna).

[Ttbb]

Not a fan of Georgina (very popular when I was at school). I love Georgiana though. Other names that give me similar vibes are:
Henrietta
Alberta (although I wouldn't name a child that tbh)
Frances
Evangelina
Eugenia
Alexandra

[daisypond]

Georgiana is pronounced Jor-jane-a, as mentioned upthread. It only has three syllables.