Names with lots of nicknames

[dayonara]

One of the things I dislike about my own name is that there are literally no nicknames for it. For our baby we would like a name with lots of nicknames so that they have options depending on their personality, eg Elizabeth could be Liz, Betsy, Beth, Eliza etc, Theodore could be Theo, Ted, Teddy. Just looking for suggestions of similar names where there are lots of potential nicknames?

Alexandra & Alexander are the first ones that come to mind.

William: Will, Bill, Billy, Liam
James: Jamie, Jim, Jimmy, Seamus, Jimbo
Edward: Ed, Ted, Teddy

Charlotte- Charlie, Lottie, lot. Char
Edward Eddie ted Teddie Ned
William will bill billy
Alexander Alex xander
Matilda Tilly Maddy
Katherine Katie Kate Kat

Margaret - Maggie, Mags, Marge, Margee, Peggy, Pegs, Greta, Rita, Retta, Etty, Daisy, Molly.

(Peggy is from the Scottish variant and Daisy from the French but they're both traditional nicknames for Margaret, as is Molly, though Molly is also sometimes used for Mary)

I have the same criteria. I love a good shortening.

Catherine: Cath/Cathy/Cat/Kitty/Kate/Katy.
Christopher: Chris/Topher/Toph/Kit.
Josephine: Jo/Joey/Jos/Effie.
Eleanor: Ellie/Elle/Nora/Nell.
Nathaniel: Nat/Nate/Nathan.
Francesca: Fran/Franny/Cesca.

Charlotte. Lottie. Charlie.
Harriet. Harri Hattie.
Josephine. Jo. Josie. Sephie. Fifi.
Dorothea. Dora. Dory. Dottie. Thea.
Florence. Flo. Florie. Flossie.
Katherine. Kay. Kitty. Kate. Katie. Renee.

Margaret. Maggie. Peggy. Daisy. Greta.

Tabitha. Tabby.
Natasha. Natty. Tashi. Tasha.
Victoria. Vicky. Tori. Ria.
Beatrix. Beatie. Trixie.
Miriam. Mimi
Sofia. Fifi. Fia.
Alexandra. Lexi. Alexia. Andi. Zandi.
Zanni.

Richard. Ricky. Richie.
Benjamin. Ben. Benny. Benji
Edward. Ed Eddie. Teddy. Ted. Ned.
James. Jay. Jim. Jimmy.
Andrew. Andy. Drew.
Christopher. Chris. Kit.
Gabriel. Gabe. Gabey. Gabes.
William. Will. Wills. Billy. Liam
Vincent. Vinnie. Vince.
Frederick. Rick. Fred. Freddie. Derry. Derick.
Douglas. Dougie.
Robert. Bob. Bobby. Robbie.Bertie. Bert.
Reuben. Ru. Ben.
Joseph. Joe. Joey. Seph.
Herbert. Herbie. Bertie.

Eleanora - Nel / Ellie / Nora / Elana / Lennie
Juliet - Jools / Etta
Bernadette - Bernie / Benny / Ettie / Etta
Henrietta - Hetty / Etta / Henny
Penelope - Penny / Nel / Elle
Gabriella - Gabby / Brie / Ella
Arabella - Abby / Ally / Bella
Beatrice - Bea / Betty / Brie / Bess / Triss

Edward - Ned / Ted / Ed
Nicholas - Nick / Nicky / Cole

Alexander/Alexandra - al, lex, Lexi, Zander, Ali, Ander, Anders, Alex
Charlotte- char, Lott's, Lottie, Charlie.
Frederick- Fred, Freddie, Rick, Ricky
Genevieve- gen, Jenny, eve, Evie, vee, vece, vevo.

Catherine/Katherine
Alexandra
Charlotte
Dorothy/Dorothea
Eleanor
Frances/Francesca
Florence
Genevieve
Georgina
Helena
Henrietta
Josephine
Margaret
Susannah
Theodora
Victoria
Caroline

Alexander
Albert
Alfred
Benjamin
Christopher
Charles
Dominic
Edward/Edmund/Edwin/Edgar
Frederick
Francis
Robert
William
Wilfred
Sebastian

Mariah - Mimi, Mary, Riah.
Edward - Eddie, Ed, Ward.
Alexandra - Ali, Alex, Alexa, Lexie, Andra.
Isabella - Izzy, Iz, Bella, Bel.
Evelyn - Eve, Evie, Lyn.
Suzannah - Sue, Susie, Anna, Zannah.
Joanna - Jo, Joey, Jojo, Anna.

Henrietta - Hen, Henri, Hetty
Matilda - Tilly, Mattie, Tilda
Beatrix - Trixie, Bea
Annabelle - Anna, Annie, Belle, Bella

Brianna - Bree, Bria, Brin, Irina,
Sienna - Cici, Sia, Nina

Danielle - Danni (or various different spellings), Nell or Nelly, Elle (I love the name Elle can be nice when grown up too but I think best as a non for a long name)

We have an Emilia, could shorten to emmie, mils, Millie, mimi (she has a totally unrelated nickname though!)

I'm afraid Ive said it on here before - Elizabeth is the best choice. I'm biased because that's my name but one reason my parents chose it was that it had so many shortenings I could really make it my own. The only shortening I don't like is Liz, but that's personal preference of course! I'm equally happy being called Elizabeth in full as by any of the shortenings (except Liz).

Also, I had 300 people in my year at secondary school and I was the only Elizabeth - it's quite rare now, often used as a middle name which means it just doesn't get used properly. There are SO many Alexandra's etc out there, don't do it!