2 syllable girl names, that can't be shortened?

[CardiganGrey]

Any ideas?

Names like:

Scarlett
Layla

I don't mean names like Darcy (as that will get Darce, I just can't imagine anyone shortening a name to Scar or Lay)

Any ideas?

Zoe
Anya

Heidi.

Maren
Berit

Everything can be shortened.

IME all names will shortened.

My daughters name fits your criteria but in primary school friends shortened it.

I've heard a Martha called Mar, and Ella called Ell, a Lucy called Luce, a Zoe called Zo ......

I know two Ians who get 'E' as well.

Ava and Amy, can, and do, become "Aze".

Anna

Cora
Edie
Martha
Anna
Alice

... But yeah, pretty much any name can be given a nickname/shortened

My DD is Iris. I can't shorten it.

I'm an Alice. My name has often been shortened to Ali or Al. It's definitely not a name that can't be shortened.

I know an Iris whose friends simply call her 'I' (eye)

Ivy

Marnie

Libbie

Maisie

Orla

Keira

Seonaid

Heather.

Willow

Laura

Hattie
Esther
Lara
Lexie
Aoffie
Jenny
Rosie

Cara ?

I have an Anna, it hasn't been shortened as yet.

I'm an Amy and very occasionally I get 'Ame' or 'Ames' but I don't mind either of those.

I know a few Orls I'm afraid.

And Marys called Mare.

You can shorten most names and even if you can't, other nn's randomly form.

My DD has a nn I never would've thought of, but it just sort of happened and I love it.

I also agree that most names will get shortened to some form (I know a Scarl (Scarlett) ) However if you really don't want to shorten a name people will eventualy get used to it (I know a Danielle who refuses to answer is someone just calls her Dani, they soon get the idea)

Hailey
Hazel
Clara
Cora
Karen
Kerry
Dana
Dora
Nora
Maia
Mia
Tora
Tara
Tia
Summer
Sara
Una
Lola
Laura
Lara
Zara
Zelda

My dd is called Elin

Her friends used to call her Els in primary school

She's now at uni and people call her Alan (that's comes from Starbucks though!)

My other dd is Cerys - no obvious shortening of that IME