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Help[Opinions] Elizabeth, Christine, Hannah
What are your thoughts on these names?
Dated?
Classic?
Do any of them go with Chloe?
Chloe Hannah perhaps?
Dated?
Classic?
Do any of them go with Chloe?
Chloe Hannah perhaps?
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They're all classics. I like Christine best - Elizabeth and Hannah are overused at the moment, imo. I'm not really sure about any of them with Chloe.
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Elizabeth and Hannah I love and find them to be classic and beautiful and not dated at all. Christine on the other hand I'm not a fan of. Chloe I also love and find to be a classic, but not in the same genre at Elizabeth and Hannah. That said though, Elizabeth, Hannah and Chloe would make a gorgeous sib set. Chloe Hannah makes a lovely combo too.
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I think they are all gorgeous classics. That being said:
Elizabeth is very boring imho. It's beautiful, but whenever someone says they plan to use it in that "I've-just-come-up-with-the-most-brilliant-name-for-my-baby" sort of way, I just have to yawn.
Hannah is very young and sweet sounding to me, but has been done to death lately. I think it's really cute as a mn. Chloe Hannah would be my pick. I like it.
Christine is my favorite name of the lot. I think it's classic, even though it was most popular in past decades. I think it's classy and so much more refreshing than Elizabeth or Hannah. I prefer this to Christina.
Elizabeth is very boring imho. It's beautiful, but whenever someone says they plan to use it in that "I've-just-come-up-with-the-most-brilliant-name-for-my-baby" sort of way, I just have to yawn.
Hannah is very young and sweet sounding to me, but has been done to death lately. I think it's really cute as a mn. Chloe Hannah would be my pick. I like it.
Christine is my favorite name of the lot. I think it's classic, even though it was most popular in past decades. I think it's classy and so much more refreshing than Elizabeth or Hannah. I prefer this to Christina.
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Elizabeth: timeless classic, lovely though inconveniently long as a fn.
Christine: in general I don't like spondees. Nor do I like Chris. Perhaps due for a revival since people seem to have given up using Christina.
Hannah: bores me rigid. The one name more soporific than Anna. So overused it would probably go well with Chloe! But if you want to make Chloe more classic and less faddy, go for Elizabeth, Anne, Alice, Margaret etc as a mn.
Christine: in general I don't like spondees. Nor do I like Chris. Perhaps due for a revival since people seem to have given up using Christina.
Hannah: bores me rigid. The one name more soporific than Anna. So overused it would probably go well with Chloe! But if you want to make Chloe more classic and less faddy, go for Elizabeth, Anne, Alice, Margaret etc as a mn.
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I don't care for any of them. :/ Sorry. Christine would be my favorite out of the bunch. Elizabeth is too overdone and Hannah is SUPER popular in my area..I'm quite sick of hearing it.
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Christine is a little dated, but not much. Elizabeth and Hannah are both pretty timeless in my opinion.
Chloe Hannah is very sweet. Very pure and gentle-sounding.
Chloe Elizabeth or Elizabeth Chloe has a bit more strength to it, more edge.
Chloe Christine looks a little awkward...too many "ch's". I don't think it makes either name shine.
Chloe Hannah is very sweet. Very pure and gentle-sounding.
Chloe Elizabeth or Elizabeth Chloe has a bit more strength to it, more edge.
Chloe Christine looks a little awkward...too many "ch's". I don't think it makes either name shine.
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I love Elizabeth and think it's classic and not dated. It has and always will be steadily popular.
Christine is not a favorite of mine and I do think of it as dated.
I dislike Hannah but it's not dated. It's currently popular and I guess could be considered classic in that it's an old Biblical name.
I like Chloe Elizabeth.
Christine is not a favorite of mine and I do think of it as dated.
I dislike Hannah but it's not dated. It's currently popular and I guess could be considered classic in that it's an old Biblical name.
I like Chloe Elizabeth.
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