See the results of this poll: alternate spelling of Eleanor
Respondents: 82 (This poll is closed)
- Elinor : 63 (69%)
- Elinore : 11 (12%)
- Eleonor : 3 (3%)
- Eleonore : 7 (8%)
- Elenor : 4 (4%)
- Elenore: 3 (3%)
Respondents: 82 (This poll is closed)
I donāt know why your husband has such a negative reaction to the spelling [name]Eleanor[/name]. Is it common for people to pick apart names and find words in their own language? Many names/words have āanoā in them (Giuliano, Luciano, Mariano, Silvano, Stefano, Vanora, Americano, Italiano, Milano etc⦠and Iāve never heard anyone having a problem with them). I like [name]Eleanor[/name] the best but [name]Elinor[/name] is ok too.
[name]Elinor[/name] is my favorite
[name]Elinore[/name] -that last āeā sort of bothers me a bit, partly because itās a silent letterā¦if someone were writing her name they might not put that final e, and while itās not too big a deal, it could get a bit tiresome for herā¦
Eleonor -sounds like a donkey bray to meā¦i see e-leon-or, draw out the r soundā¦and yeahā¦no offense intendedā¦just couldnāt help but think that.
[name]Eleonore[/name]- same as [name]Elinore[/name]
[name]Elenor[/name] -hmmā¦i guess this would be my second choice
[name]Elenore[/name]- same as the other āeā twoā¦
I love the look of [name]Eleanor[/name] so itās hard for me to choose but I understand your husbandās concerns. [name]Elinor[/name] is the only one that looks like an established spelling to me, the others do read as trendy to me. I think [name]Elinor[/name] and [name]Josef[/name] look lovely together
100% [name]Elinor[/name].
I [name]LOVE[/name] the spelling of [name]Elinor[/name]! My best friend named her baby girl [name]Elinor[/name] last year and I just swoon every time I see it.
Iām rather partial to [name]Elinore[/name].
[name]Elinor[/name] like the mum in brave!
[name]Elinor[/name] all the way.
I like [name]Elinor[/name] the best (cāmon, itās [name]Elinor[/name] Dashwood!), with [name]Elenor[/name] as a second choice. Iām not sure why it appeals, maybe for the lithe, streamlined, unexpected sort of feel of [name]Lenore[/name]/[name]Lenora[/name]. [name]Elenore[/name] is my third choice, but it really doesnāt compare to the others to me.
Yes!
I also like [name]Elanor[/name], an alternate spelling from āThe [name]Lord[/name] of the Rings,ā but that doesnāt solve your husbandās problem. Best wishes!
I adore [name]Elinor[/name], I love how it looks and the sounds if you partition the name slightly [name]El[/name]-in-or, so much richer than [name]El[/name]-un-uh.
The [name]Eleanor[/name] spelling has grown on me recently, but still prefer it a la [name]Jan[/name] [name]Austen[/name]!
I agree that [name]Elinor[/name] and [name]Josef[/name] make a beautiful combination (Iāve not been a fan of [name]Joseph[/name], but the āfā changes the feel quite a bit).
All the best
if i had to choose out of the suggestions you have liste i would choose [name]Elinor[/name]. this is the orginal spelling of the Nordic version of the name and where the name originates from.
another version is [name]Elena[/name] or [name]Ellena[/name] you dont get the diffinite oor sound at the end of the name more an uh sound (el-len-uh) so it sounds very very similar.
I really dislike the name [name]Eleanor[/name] (especially the spelling) but the spelling [name]Elinor[/name] makes it a little better for me.
If you choose to go with an alternate spelling, you should pick the simplest variation: [name]Elinor[/name]. I think it is a very pretty name!
I prefer [name]Eleanor[/name] the best I think but [name]Elinor[/name] for sure would be my second pick.
Iām so glad you posted this! I like the name [name]Eleanor[/name] a lot, and always thought I would hate any other spelling, but now that Iām looking at them all side-by-side I can see that, yes, [name]Elinor[/name] is super cool.
[name]Elinor[/name] is my favorite alternate spelling for [name]Eleanor[/name].
[name]Elinor[/name]! I love that both [name]Elinor[/name] and [name]Josef[/name] are common names in the US but both are legit spellings in foreign countries.
My grandmother was named [name_f]Ellenor[/name_f] born 1900 died 1954 and my granddaughter was named after her, also spelt [name_f]Ellenor[/name_f].
We all carry the BRCA one cancer gene mutation, we believe this could be related to Jewish origion. We [name_f]Wonder[/name_f] if this was the reason why my maternal grandmother spelt her name differently.