[Opinions] Re: Nell
in reply to a message by Inspector Javert
I think it could work on its own, but often it's nice to have a full name available for a character for certain situations.
Let's see...
Eleanor (and its variations)(Ellinor would be an appropriate choice)
Danielle
Ellen
Helen/Helena (if pron. like helen-a)
Narelle (australian)
Noelle
Chantelle
if she's from a non-English/American culture, she might use Nell to Anglicize something like:
Natalya/Natalia
Elena
Neela
Antonella
or you could make one up that sounds good for your tale. something stranger can always work if you want her to hate her full name or have off-beat parents but she's more straight-laced, etc. suggestions:
Norelle
Ellaryn
Nellara/Nellora
Citronelle (ha! couldn't help it)
Rhondelle
Cornelle
good luck! and let us know what you pick :)
Let's see...
Eleanor (and its variations)(Ellinor would be an appropriate choice)
Danielle
Ellen
Helen/Helena (if pron. like helen-a)
Narelle (australian)
Noelle
Chantelle
if she's from a non-English/American culture, she might use Nell to Anglicize something like:
Natalya/Natalia
Elena
Neela
Antonella
or you could make one up that sounds good for your tale. something stranger can always work if you want her to hate her full name or have off-beat parents but she's more straight-laced, etc. suggestions:
Norelle
Ellaryn
Nellara/Nellora
Citronelle (ha! couldn't help it)
Rhondelle
Cornelle
good luck! and let us know what you pick :)