Are there any nn for [name]Olive[/name] other than [name]Ollie[/name]/Oli and [name]Liv[/name]/[name]Livy[/name]?
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I suppose you could do O or Ivvy/Ivvie.
They are cute, I like “O”.
I am assuming Ivvy is pronounced like [name]Livy[/name] without the L? not like [name]Ivy[/name]?
Any others?
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I think [name]Liv[/name] would be my pick.
You might also get away with [name]Ola[/name] (although I think of that as more an [name]Alexandra[/name] nn, easily borrowed for [name]Olive[/name]!)
[name]Vi[/name]/[name]Via[/name]? They could work, sort of.
[name]Liv[/name] would be my pick as well, including as a standalone name.
[name]Love[/name] [name]Olive[/name]! I love [name]Liv[/name]/[name]Livy[/name], personally, but when I first fell for [name]Olivia[/name] I had considered [name]Libby[/name], [name]Lily[/name], and [name]Ivy[/name] (yes, said like [name]Ivy[/name], not [name]Livy[/name])–[name]Libby[/name] and [name]Livy[/name] sound similar enough, [name]Lily[/name] has the repeated “L” thing like [name]Lola[/name] for [name]Willow[/name], [name]Charlotte[/name], [name]Paloma[/name], [name]Dolores[/name], etc., and even if the sound of [name]Ivy[/name] isn’t really there, if you can do [name]Livy[/name], I think you could do [name]Ivy[/name], too (although [name]Ivy[/name] doesn’t sound any longer than [name]Olive[/name]–I think if you used [name]Ivy[/name] people would wonder why you didn’t just name her [name]Ivy[/name], since it’s a name in its own right). I agree that [name]Via[/name] could work, too, or even [name]Vivi[/name]. [name]Liv[/name]/[name]Livy[/name] is still my favorite, though. 
Thanks, I love the idea of [name]Lily[/name] and [name]Ivy[/name] but I’m not sure if they seem to out there as nn for [name]Olive[/name]…
Thanks for your ideas and opinions