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Ethel was my grandma's name, I think it suited well. I think it has a bit of a harsh sound to it, but it would be very refeshing to meet a girl with this name in this day and age where every other child has a Tryndeigh name. I think that with the right first name it would make a wonderful middle name. My favorite version is Ethelyn, I also like Ethelinda, even though I don't like the name Linda, to me they seen much softer and a little more feminine. I love the combo Sophia/Sofia Mary Ethelyn/ Mary-Ethelyn.

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