Louiza or Eliza to go with Zara?

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Our DD2 is 3 days old and has no name yet. Favourites at the moment are Louiza or Eliza which go quite well with DD1 name Zara Sofia.

What do you think? Louiza or Eliza

Others on short list which could serve as middle names are:
Hannah
Ava
Izzy
Louisa
Cate

Louisa like that.

What is this 'theming' of names that seems to go on on MN?

Why do siblings' names have to match?

What about Hannah Eliza? Or Ava Louis?

Sorry, should be Louis.

LouisA!

Whatever you do, not Louiza.

I like them both (Louisa with s not z) with Cate as middle name.

Don't use Ava/Louisa as a middle name.

Zara Sofia and Louiza Ava - too much Z and A

Louisa Cate. Unless you are insistent on the z spelling. In which case, Eliza Cate.

I like Louisa.

What about Ava Louise?

Congratulations. Eliza and Louisa are both lovely.

Eliza definitely, as you've misspelled Louisa.

I wouldn't go for a name with a z in it

And if you pick a name with 'za' at the end ensure you always refer to them Zara and ... Or the names run into each other too much the other way

I like Louisa

No fresh hell with Louiza-with-a-z as that's been my sister's hell for the last 40 years... I'm so used to it that Louisa-with-an-s looks really odd now

She's the only one we know though.

If you insist of spelling it wrong Louiza, then pick Eliza.

Louisa, however, is beautiful. It was my Nana's middle name and I've always adored it.

Zara

Louiza Louisa

Laptop keeps correcting Louiza

Not keen on Louiza but like Louisa and Eliza is very nice.

Louisa and Zara (Eliza is too close to Zara, and Louiza will relegate her to having to spell out the unusual spelling the whole time - stick with the classic version, more lovely anyway. Louiza sounds South American, imo).

I'd go for Eliza, mainly because whilst Louisa (with s not z!) is a gorgeous name, it inevitably gets shortened to Lou, which I really don't like!

Eliza.

Louiza is truly grim spelled that way, I'm afraid.

Eliza. As if spell Louisa like that.

Eliza, love it, very Victorian chic.

Zara and Eliza sound too similar, I think.

Louisa is gorgeous, but only with an S.