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Lovely meaning and the sound is alright, but I just really love Eliza, so I can't help but wish that's what it was. English-speakers might assume it's a kreeaytivv spelling of Eliza and read it that way (with an "uh" beginning) but, if you really love a name, I think it's worth the correcting. "Lia" or "Lee" work best for nicknames, I think. I doubt people will stick with saying "LEEZ", if she writes "Liz".

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Aliza Catherine
Aliza Gwyneth - I seem to be wanting soft sounds with Aliza
Aliza Bethan / Bethany - may be too much like Elizabeth, unless you happen to have an Elizabeth to honor in an unconventional way
Aliza Florence
Aliza Vivienne
Aliza Henriette / Henrietta
Aliza Rosemary
Aliza Millicent
Aliza Dove
Aliza Noelle
Aliza Helen
Aliza Melody
Aliza Meadow
Aliza Willow
Aliza Winifred
Aliza Belphoebe - just for fun ;)

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This message was edited 8/26/2012, 3:50 PM