Eleanor - 5/10 frilliness - It doesnât feel frilly at all, but itâs not âunfrillyâ either. I picture a sweet, quiet girl who likes to read.
Alexandra - 6/10 frilliness - Slightly frillier than [name_f]Eleanor[/name_f] but still not frilly. [name_f]Alexandra[/name_f] gives me a laid-back, athletic vice.
Penelope - 7/10 frilliness - The frilliest so far, but still not that frilly. It reminds me of the color pink, ballet skirts, and baking cupcakes.
Charlotte - 6/10 frilliness - Itâs feminine but I wouldnât say itâs frilly, probably because of the T ending sound. This is one of my favorite names, I think it fits any personality!
Harper - 2/10 frilliness - Not at all frilly! I imagine a [name_u]Harper[/name_u] to be sweet and sarcastic, and fun to be around.
Olympia - 8/10 frilliness - I would say this feels a bit frilly to me, probably because itâs less common than the others.
Vivian - 6/10 frilliness - I donât think this is frilly at all. I picture deep purple colors and a girl who loves to do art.
Theodora - 8/10 frilliness - Slightly frilly but simultaneously grounded and heavy. It makes me think of old books and wooden ships.
Lily - 6/10 frilliness - Not really frilly. I think itâs a very sweet and versatile name, fitting any personality.
Bianca - 7/10 frilliness - This isnât very frilly either. Itâs sweet and feminine, and I imagine a girl who loves to read and explore.
Overall, I would say these names are feminine but not that frilly! To me, I think of frilly names as having lots of syllables and soft sounds, like [name_f]Annabella[/name_f] or [name_f]Evangelina[/name_f].