Four syllable names?

[fangirlism]

Okay, so. I love the rhythm of the combo Adele Elizabeth except for the fact it tends to sound like "Adellalizabeth" the more I say it since Elizabeth starts with the same sound Adele ends with.

So? Any other names that follow the same syllabic pattern of Elizabeth that would sound good with Adele?

Comments

[tiphanism.livejournal.com]

Victoria
Veronica
Camellia
Amelia
Aurelia

also Alexandra and Dorothea, though they don't fit the stress pattern.

[kaoriz.livejournal.com]

Gabriella
Adrianna
Alexandra
Anastasia
Catalina
Isabella
Julianna
Lilianna
Marianna
Marietta
Mariela
Natalia
Penelope
Serenity
Tatianna
Josephina
Roseanna
Rosebella
Seraphina
Arabella
Arianna
Ophelia

[eeangel44.livejournal.com]

Adele Josephine

[sandtree.livejournal.com]

You're definitely going to want a name that doesn't start with a vowel.

Adele Victoria
Adele Cecilia
Adele Cordelia
Adele Carolina
Adele Catalina

[duckduckcaboose.livejournal.com]

I have lists of names by emphasis, for example: Elizabeth is a middle-stressed name and I have an 18-page list of middle-stressed names. I can narrow it down to all the 4-syllable ones if you want.

[chirpygirly.livejournal.com]

I just wanted to say that Adele comes from Adela "Ah-dell-uh", so if you pronounced it like that, or even went with Adela, Adela Elizabeth could work, as I think it flows well.

[fangirlism]

That's too many syllables for me, and I prefer Adele over Adela, but thank you for the suggestion.

[fangirlism]

I like Lilianna (though I'd spell it Liliana), and Seraphina. I really like Adele Seraphina.