which name do you prefer ellie or ella, do you think both names will age well. also any other name suggestions

Question

im so useless at names lol

Answer 1

I like Ella better. I think it will age well.

Names related to Ella:
ELEANOR or ELEANORE or ELEANORA
ELENA
LENORE or LENORA

For the Year 2005 Ella was ranked Number 22 in USA, 11 in England/Wales, 48 in Scotland (2004), 11 in Sweden (2004), 8 in Canada (BC), and 5 in Australia (NSW).

Where as the name Ellie was ranked Number 183 in USA, 6 in England/Wales, 3 in Scotland (2004), 38 in Ireland (2004), and 54 in Australia (NSW).

Answer 2

I think Ella will age better. Ellie sounds like a little girl no older than 13. Maybe call her Ellie until she's older then switch to Ella.

Answer 3

Ella is a beautiful name. Was on my list for girls names. In the end I chose Aimee-Louise. I really suits her. Im afraid Ellie just reminds of Ellie the Elephant.

Answer 4

Ellie does sound type of infantile, while Ella is extra individual and professional sounding. yet having suggested that, you could continually stay said as Ellie through close friends and relations, and in simple terms go through Ella at paintings.

Answer 5

I think as far as the child growing up, I would choose Ella. And that way, you could call her Ellie for short as a child, but have her actual name be Ella, so she can use that as an adult.

Answer 6

I'm going to be honest - when I think of the names Elli or Ella - I think of a really fat girl/woman. I wouldn't name a baby that!

Answer 7

Ellie is fine as long as you don't name her Ellie May . But Ella is a much more grace-full name .

Answer 8

Ella sounds great - classy and feminine. Ellie is a bit like a nickname.

Answer 9

I prefer Ella

Answer 10

I prefer Ella