What can Immy be a nickname for

[Nearlymothertofour]

I've got two children already Albie (full name Albert) and Edie (Eden) and I'm expecting twins a boy and a girl. We've already decided to name the boy Otto and so I'd like to keep on the theme of vowel names and have fallen in love with the name Immy however I'm not keen on Imogen. Could we just name her Immy or is there any other suitable longer names?

Imogen

Imelda?

Imelda?

Imogen

Imani
Imari

Or Esmerelda and Emmy?

Inthia

Imhotep

Imran

The only Immy I know is an Imogen.

Inez. The Portugese form of Agnes.

I really can't think of anything other than Imogen!

What about any I first name paired with an M middle name to make IM - nickname Immy.

Indira

Iona

Inis, Inessa

Inola

Imaya? Primrose? I don't know any others

Inari, Indiana

Imarah.
Imelda
Imaya.

What's Otto short for, Ottoman? All the Immys I have known are nicknames for Imran.

@justdoit87 my husbands grandfather was just called Otto and so we're currently sticking with just Otto, however with all the other children going by nickname I'm considering Ottoman

@SleepWarrior I hadn't considered that option and my mums name is Marie so we could potentially honour her within it

I'd not previously heard of or thought of the name Imelda and I do think it sounds very pretty and also not overly common which is also appealing to me

You can't call a child Ottoman 😱

Imelda is ok. I prefer Imogen though.

Ismene (ancient Greek, pronounced Is-mee-nee)
Ismay (Medieval English)
Irma (German origin, means "universal")
Ismenia (might be related to Yasmin, or from the Greek Ismene)
Iman (Arabic, means "faith")

Can't tell if you're joking, but don't call your son Ottoman: it's either an empire or a footstool, but it's not a name for a person.

I think Imogen is a lovely name. I know a little girl of that name who is known as "Immy".

@IVflytrap oh my gosh I hadn't thought of the foot stool no way am I calling him Ottoman and it's honestly making me rethink Otto now too