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Comments for LILIAN:
Variant spellings include: Lillian, Lilien, Lillien, Lilienne, Lylyan, Lyllyan, Lillienne, Lilyanne, Lillyanne, Lilyann, Lillyann, Lily Anne, Lilly Anne, Lillie Anne, Lily Ann, Lilly Ann, Lillie Ann, Lily-Anne, Lily-Ann, Lilly-Ann, Lilly-Anne, Lillie-Ann, and Lillie-Anne.-- Anonymous User 4/22/2005
Another variation is Lilliann (pronounced like Lily-Anne).-- mariej2 6/4/2005
There is also a Chinese name, spelled Lilian, Li-Lian or Li Lian. It means "beautiful lotus". It is pronounced as "Lee-LEE-enn".-- Ylva 6/26/2005
Lilian is considered to be a male name in France.-- Anonymous User 7/6/2006
It's a very pretty simple name. Just perfect for a little girl!-- Anonymous User 11/22/2006
I think that Lilian and Lillian are nice names, and people should stop trying to find variations. They are just fine the way they are.-- 7up 2/8/2007
I don't get it. On the ratings, people think Lillian is "Unintellectual", but with Lilian, they think it's nerdy.-- Anonymous User 2/8/2007
Lilian Thuram is a famous bearer.-- Anonymous User 2/13/2007
A famous bearer is II. Vicemiss Czechia Lilian Sarah Fisher.-- Ronja 2/26/2007
This name is very pretty. I much prefer Lilian to Lillian as it looks more balanced. My grandmother's name was Lilian and her character was as pretty as the name, very special meaning.-- littlescarlett 4/30/2007
This name sounds very elegant. I like the short form, Lily, too. But the variant Lily Ann is just awful!-- scarletquillraven 5/8/2007
The (male) French football player Lilian Thuram is a famous bearer.-- Ylva 7/22/2007
This is a lovely name. It sounds very esthetic without being cutesy and girly. I only hope it isn't overused as a middle name, as I would like to combine it with something a little more unusual. Very charming.-- slight night shiver 4/27/2008
Princess Lilian (born 1915) is a member of the Swedish Royal Family.-- Emerson 6/27/2008
Author Lilian Jackson Braun.-- moonbaby9307 10/25/2008
Lilian Klot was the real name of famous British jazz singer Georgia Brown (1933-92), born to Jewish parents in London's East End.-- Jonquil 1/1/2009
Lilian is very pretty. I think the spelling Lillian is a little overdone, as the lily flower is spelled with a single L.-- Jonquil 1/1/2009
Professor Lilian Charlotte Anne Knowles (1870-1926) was a British economic historian, the first woman to be appointed to a Chair at the London School of Economics.-- Jonquil 1/5/2009
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