Lexibelle

[OrangeFootedScrubfowl]

Met a baby with this name today.

I wondered if I could come up with anything else made up of bits of other names (a classic way to invent names of course!)

Um, how about...
Elizalotte.
Lillerine.
Viella.
Sophantha.

Willhew.
Elijamin.
Danastian.
Aarbert.

Well, it gave me something to do on the train instead of looking out of the window anyway!

Ha ha! This is brilliant! Good work everyone.

Christram
Michard
Stevor
Jamopher

Kirsily
Margifer
Emison

I can't decide between Callen and Seth for DS2 right now. What about Sethlen?

I know a Lexibelle, she's Alexandra and it's just a nick name

Local boy is called Babrick.
Yup you've guessed it. Mummy is Barbara and Daddy is Patrick........

Herring - I actually know a Maibeth, albeit spelt Maybeth, so it's been done.

However a quick Google has shown really women called Maibeth.

I do know a Jenneth, female.

I call my daughter elliebelle and elliebean but just as pet names, is this definitely a proper name? is she being earmarked for a career in the sex trade?

Nope, definitely her actual name!

Lexibelle sounds like.something you would use to strengthen your pelvic floor

Elizadora
Rebelinor
Penelobeth

Ohh what fun :)

I thought op was going to be a 'Shall I call my baby..' and was all set to jump in and say a very firm No. Am usually very broad minded about names, too.

I offer:
Jesselia
Taratha
Graphie/Grophie
Mathony
Bruchael
Emileonie
Roslett
Bethantha
Chloaminta
Jonward
Sharella

To be fair, there are loads of names like this in the Bible ...

Hephzibah
Kerenhappuch
Mehitabel
Abigail
Elizabeth ......

I know a Laurella.
And a friend of a friend named her DD Mollianne.

I know a Marina whose grandmothers are Martha and Ina.

It would be a great name for a printer cartridge.

Jonald ( mine )
Jimothy ( this was Viz )
Ruprick ( think that was black adder )

With my DS I wanted John, husband wanted Alex, my father suggested Jalex

Jedward(smile)

I know someone who has a baby girl called Loula~Belle.

And yes, instead of a hyphen she uses a ~

Watch that the MN "cats bum" mouth isn't sucking in at things that are purely names that originate elsewhere.

I know a Margreth . Not a hybrid name, but a South African spelling.

(No she's not a Magrat like in discworld either!)

And on the previous page, someone suggested 'Lucianna'. It's hardly miles away from 'Luciana', and I wouldn't really bat an eyelid if I saw the double-n version - I think it sounds like a frilly 19th-century name.

Maybe it was a hyphenated name, Lexi-Belle? As in two separate names, a bit like 'May' and 'Rose' that people add onto names.

In Germany there was a bit of a fad for this sort of thing - short names stitched together.

Hannalore
Lieselotte
Hannalotte
Pippilotte

Combining some of my favourite names...

Freysan
Rostrid
Heathana
Guinanie

Rowlin
Cales
Jonagan
Trispian

I know a (female) Marken. Her parents are Marigold and Kenneth.