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Help[Opinions] Alianore
I found the girls name Alianore while researching some of my medieval ancestors. I assume it's prn "Uh-lee-uh-nore" but I could be wrong. I think it's so pretty though! How cute would it be to have a little girl named Alianore with nicknames like "Alia", "Allie", "Lia", and "Nora"? :) I think Alianora would also be really cute!
Wdyt of Alianore?
Wdyt of Alianore?
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I prefer the original Aliénor, but Alianor(e) is nice. It's more interesting the Eleanor.
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I like it. I think I've seen Alienor before. I do like the nn opprotunities... It does look like 'alien' though :P
I'd assume it was AH-lee-uh-nor or AL-ee-uh-nor.
I'd assume it was AH-lee-uh-nor or AL-ee-uh-nor.
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I think it's lovely, but only spelt Alienor or Alienore.
This message was edited 7/5/2010, 10:15 AM
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It's pretty, but I think it would be confused with Eleanor.
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cute? not really... not so appealing. Maybe there were reasons that 1 wasn't passed on down the line.
This message was edited 7/5/2010, 5:18 AM
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The way it looks reminds me of "alien."
I know it isn't *exactly* the same, but it's close. Personally, I prefer Elinor.
I know it isn't *exactly* the same, but it's close. Personally, I prefer Elinor.
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I want to like it because I love Eleanor, but Alianore just looks like Alienate and Ignore mashed together.
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I think it's gorgeous! Seems like an original variant spelling of Eleanor (which is itself a variant spelling if I remember correctly). Looking at it I'm inclined to pronounce it either as "AY-lee-uh-nore" or "AL-lee-uh-nore (like the A in apple)", but I think pronunciations would be pretty divided. I like Alianora even more, but names ending in R have a tendency to strike me as abrupt, so that's probably just my own bias sinking in.
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According to BtN Eleanor is derived from Aliénor, so Alianore is very likely to be a variant of that.
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