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Elowen and Genevieve looks nicer together.
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Ellie and Evie sound a bit sugary to me, but if you like sugar, go for it.
I also find it slightly odd to name one after a tree and the other after a Catholic saint. Is Genenvieve a typo? I'm assuming it is, but if it isn't then it's beyond horrible. And I can't see the point of taking a word and using it as a name, but also changing its spelling - if it's good enough to use, surely it should be good enough not to mess around with?
I also find it slightly odd to name one after a tree and the other after a Catholic saint. Is Genenvieve a typo? I'm assuming it is, but if it isn't then it's beyond horrible. And I can't see the point of taking a word and using it as a name, but also changing its spelling - if it's good enough to use, surely it should be good enough not to mess around with?
I prefer Elowenn & Gwenhwyfar (Ellie & Gwenn)
or completely different as Elowin & Genofefa (Winnie & Fef)
or completely different as Elowin & Genofefa (Winnie & Fef)
Elowen looks better than Elowyn. I don't know about Cornish, but at least in Welsh, -wyn is the masculine ending.