Helena, Gabriella, Adela or Nina??

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Which one? Honest opinions pls.

Adele. Lovely name. Gabrielle also pretty.

I like Nina

And I've deliberately put 'e' on the end inside of 'a', I find the names less sickly sweet with 'e'.

love Adele

I like Nina the best. It's cute for a baby, but also suitable for a grown up. Lovely.

I would've thought about using it myself, but my sister has bagsied it (damn her!).

Nina

I like Nina the best too - it's simple but lovely. And makes me think of Nina Simone (which is a good thing).

Like some others I think some names can seem fussy with the 'a' rather than 'e'. Not that I'm suggesting 'Nine'!

Which one for Clara's sister?

Actually I like Clara and Helen.

Helena, don't like the rest.

Helena for me.

Nina is the Spanish word for girl, so as a Spanish speaker, I see a girl named Nina as a girl called Girl!!!!

at 'Nine'

Helena

Nina. It is a lovely name. It also goes well with Clara.

Helena - no contest.

Adela is beautiful I do not however care for Adele.

How do you want to say Helena? I like it if it is not Hell ena

Dont mind Nina but find it very humdrum

Gabriella is to popular for me

Helena by a mile, pronounced Hell-ena. Hel-ay-na is awful and a waste of a beautiful name.

Adele, on my shortlist! Adela has a different feel to it and loses the lovely-ness IMO

Helena, no matter what way you pronounce it. Adela comes in second, but not a close second.

I wouldn't choose the other two.

thanks for the comments :)
Clara's name has proven to be a real head turner and i would hate the other one not to be as popular. Do you think Helena (Hell-ena) has the 'wow' factor?

Helena, it's lovely, as is the nn Nell

I think Hell-ena definitely has the WOW factor. It is such a graceful name, yet strong, like Clara -- but definitely able to stand on its own beside Clara.

Definitely. I would use it in a heartbeat but it's my boss's name and, lovely though she is I'm not up for that level of crawling! :o

Gabriella is by far the nicest.

LOVE Adela and Helena pronounced hel-ay-na.