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Elliette vs. Elliotte vs. Eliette

I would like to name my little girl Elliot, but I am interested in the different spellings of the name, and I am not sure which one to choose. Please share your feelings on which spelling you prefer...or do you just prefer the traditionally male spelling "Elliot"? Thank you very much in advance for your help! :)

The Top Baby Name is...

Elliette

71%

Elliotte

29%

Eliette

0%

Poll created: Nov 25, 2013
Total Votes: 7
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Just don’t call her a boys name, it has never been unisex, and never will be unisex.
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report
The name Eliette (spelt in this way) is a ’girls’ name. It is a variant of Eliana (Hebrew), and the meaning of Eliette is "God has answered".

http://www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/0/Eliette
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report
The first comment made me laugh..."...it has never been unisex, and never will be..." because they definitely would know what will happen in the future.

While your on your computer- do you mind letting me know who is going to win the Packers & Lions Thanksgiving game this Thursday? I’d like to put some money down on that.

I believe the individual asked which spelling do we prefer. I think Elliette looks very feminine, but I do also like the traditional french spelling Eliette. I think Elliotte would be my least favourite.
Best of Luck
posted by smile life is too short :: 11 years ago | report
I love this name for a girl!

My favorite spellings are...
Elliot
Eliott
Elliott
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report
Why do you want to call her a boys name? There is no legitimate feminine spelling of Elliot and all 3 are "creative" spellings none are listed on any reliable naming site.
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report
No just No.. I don’t mind unisex names but Elliot is a boys name and a dorky one at that
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report
I would do Elliett but I am very picky about pronunciation.
posted by Pronunciation Spelling Picky :: 4 years ago | report

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