Pretty cute! I’d use this as a nickname for Lizlee, which I think is absolutely stunning! Whereas Elizabeth is dated and boring. Liz can also work as a standalone name too.
Elizabeth Stride (born Elisabeth Gustafsdotter), known as "Long Liz," was believed to be one of the victims of Jack the Ripper, though some believe her murder to be unconnected to the other killings as her body was not mutilated like those of the other victims.
This makes an excellent nickname and middle name, but I think it's a little too short and plain for a full first name. Though it would be nice to hear a name like Liz for a change. A nice combo is Vicky Liz.
I am genuinely surprised no-one has mentioned Dr. Elizabeth "Liz" Wilson from the Garfield comic strips, who's almost always referred to as Liz. She's one of the main characters of the Garfield universe, Jon Arbuckle's crush/girlfriend, and works as a veterinarian.
My name is Elizabeth and I go by Elizabeth, but my teachers and peers call me Liz without asking if it is okay first, and I don't like it, but I don't have the heart to tell them to call me Elizabeth. I don't like the nickname Liz because it sounds like an old lady's name, and I am young and want to stay young. It is just too short and classical for me and I actually hate it. I see that most people like it, and everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but I do not like it at all. I much prefer Lizzie as a nickname.
― Anonymous User 8/5/2017
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Liz Carmouche is an American mixed martial arts fighter. Carmouche currently competes for UFC in the women's bantamweight division. Carmouche competed in the first ever women's MMA match in the UFC when she competed against Ronda Rousey for the UFC Women's Bantamweight Championship at UFC 157. Carmouche is the first openly lesbian fighter in the UFC and was praised by company president Dana White for coming out.
One of my best friends is named Liz since Elizabeth was too fancy and didn't fit her. I think Liz is short and sweet and way better than Elizabeth, which sounds too formal. Liz is more of a modern version.
Liz is what I'm called (short for Elizabeth). I like the fact that this name is short and simple. I know some people think Elizabeth is more classy and mature, but usually I wish my parents would've named me just Liz. Not Elizabeth.