Alizabeth

I hate Alivia, but adore Alizabeth!

This is a pretty alternative to the mega popular Elizabeth! The only problem is that most people would probably misspell this.

This is my first name. I love it and people always comment of how pretty it is and how thats how Elizabeth is usually pronounced anyway.

There's nothing fundamentally wrong with the name at all - I never said there was. Just pointing out a name that underwent a similar pattern.

It might look a little dated now, but I don't see anything fundamentally wrong with the name Kathryn, and I don't see anything fundamentally wrong with this variant of Elizabeth either.

(Of course, I might have a personal bias, because one of my middle names is the classic, classically spelled Elizabeth, and I have never liked it- for one thing, people found ways to tease me about it. But I suppose that just goes to show that you can't please people even if you stick to the classics.)

Alizabeth is pronounced the same as Elizabeth. I adore this name. The traditional spelling as Elizabeth is beautiful. Though, it is mostly associated with Queen Elizabeth, and It looks old fashioned. When I see Alizabeth, it looks like a beautiful flower. What a very easy and simple change to a classic name. Alizabeth is lovely!

This is truly awful. Elizabeth is a beautiful, classic name. Elisabeth is the only alternative spelling that I like. Experiment with nicknames, as the name has so many, but leave the full version as it is.

This is my middle name and I've always loved the spelling. It's pronounced just like 'Elizabeth'. I think it's a good twist on a classic name, though I might be biased.

AAAAYE lizabeth.

I like this. Spelling issues aren't as serious as people make them out to be. At least for me it isn't, and my name requires complete spelling.

I like this name, too. More so than Elizabeth.

This is a beautiful name! Alizabeth looks very pretty in writing, and I love that it is a simple change of the first letter from the classic name Elizabeth. I thought of a lovely flower when I noticed this name. Gorgeous!

It might make Elizabeth more modern, but that's what people thought regarding Kathryn instead of Katherine / Catherine in the mid 20th century.

Why is this even a name? Just stick with Elizabeth.

I love this name! It is only one letter changed from Elizabeth, the E to an A. It also has the same exact pronunciation, most people that say my name (Elizabeth) pronounces Elizabeth like there is an A or U there instead of an E. Instead of saying Elizabeth like an e (like in Easter), most pronounce it like an A anyways without even realizing it. It is traditionally spelled like Elizabeth and I have notice many people spelling it like Ellizabeth, Elisabeth, Elizzabeth, Elyzabeth, Ellyzabeth, Alyzabeth, and Elysabeth. Elisabeth being the most common difference in spelling that I have noticed so far. They still sound like Elizabeth, but they have more of a difference in spelling than what Alizabeth does, and it is a lot easier to let somebody know that Alizabeth is spelled the same only beginning with an A instead of an E, and it sounds better than being like my name isn't spelled like E.l.i.z.a.b.e.t.h it is spelled with two z's or with the the third letter being a y instead of an I, and so on. Spelling Elizabeth with an A is not going to be anymore difficult of an explanation than it is letting people know that your name is spelled with an S instead of a Z like Elisabeth for example which is another beloved way of spelling Elizabeth by many. Even with my name being traditionally spelled like Elizabeth I am quite confused to why a lot of people so far find it to be so strange or attention seeking to change the beginning letter from an E to an A. If you like the name Elizabeth then you should definitely like the name Alizabeth. It is a beautiful name that isn't as socially accepted or common, but I feel that it will have a lot more popularity later on.

Alizabeth is the twin of Alivia.

My middle name is butchered! My beautiful middle name T_T

Oh God, this is worse than Alivia. I'm literally cringing.