Message: "Felicity" - Behind the Name

[Opinions] Felicity

by Bellatrix (hellohi610)

3/3/2009, 4:29 AM

I have loved the name Felicity for a long time. It sounds so regal, and It honors my Grandmother (Felicitas) and Mother (Felicia). I realized that if using her whole name was too bothersome a nickname could be used. I really like Elsie. It was the name of one of my great Aunt's, and I love her name. It is also similiar to Felicity phonetically. So what do you think- Felicity nn Elsie?

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- Pink Princess

3/3/2009, 5:16 PM

I guess it would be alright for a Felicity to go by Elsie sometimes. I'd never really considered it before.

- lisabecs (guest)

3/3/2009, 11:06 AM

Love it! I've also always loved the name Felicity and wondered what the best nickname is. I've never thought of Elsie though. I think it's great!

- Marija Luminitsa

3/3/2009, 10:48 AM

I think Felicity sounds perfectly fine without a nickname. I don't think Elsie works well as a nickname for Felicity, but it is sweet.

- TheDreadedSockMonkey

3/3/2009, 8:26 AM

I love Felicity. It's a very sweet name, and you can't go wrong with the meaning.

I think Elsie is an okay nickname; not bad, not great.

- brilliantblue

3/3/2009, 6:32 AM

Felicity is absolutely lovely. Elsie is cute, but somewhat cowish... I prefer Lissie as a nickname. Elsie reminds me of Bessie and other "heifer" names. That's probably just me, though. It is kind of cute. To honor your great-aunt, it's great.

- Jonquil

3/3/2009, 5:54 AM

I love Felicity, and only know the nn Flick or Flix.
I'd love to see Felicity unshortened.
To me, Elsie is a contrived nn for it, and drab.

- Llewella (penguiny7)

3/3/2009, 5:30 AM

I think Felicity is very pretty, and it has a wonderful meaning. Elsie seems like a feasible nn too. It's rather cute.

- JennaMichelle

3/3/2009, 4:41 AM

Felicity is also one of my favorites.

I think Elsie works, and so does Elise, actually.

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