Can Bonnie Be Short For Anything? - Girl Baby Names - Nameberry Home » What Is Bonnie Short For » Can Bonnie Be Short For Anything? - Girl Baby Names - Nameberry Maybe your like What Is Bonus In Basketball What Is Boom Boom Lemon What Is Bts Net Worth What Is Buccal Fat Removal What Is Bulgasal In Korea Can Bonnie be short for anything? Girl Names jojocastles June 15, 2012, 8:25am 1 I like [name]Bonnie[/name], but it feels like more of a nn than a full name? Anyone know any full names that it could be a nn for? (I know it is a name itself) greyer June 15, 2012, 8:51am 2 [name]Bonita[/name] maybe? Mischa June 15, 2012, 8:51am 3 [name]Bonita[/name] nn [name]Bonnie[/name] was my first thought. elisabeth_rae June 15, 2012, 8:53am 4 I thought it used to be a NN for [name]Elizabeth[/name]? Mischa June 15, 2012, 9:37am 5 I just thought of another one: [name]Ebony[/name] nn [name]Bonnie[/name]. teacherma June 15, 2012, 10:10am 6 [name]Bonita[/name] (as pp mentioned) [name]Ebony[/name] [name]Briony[/name] [name]Bronte[/name] [name]Bronwen[/name] [name]Bronya[/name] [name]Bianca[/name] ([name]Bee[/name]-on-ka could lend itself to [name]Bonnie[/name]) [name]Briana[/name] (similar to above) maybe stretching it to (The letter v and b are said similar in some accents): [name]Yvonne[/name], [name]Veronica[/name], [name]Avalon[/name] phosphorescence June 15, 2012, 10:11am 7 Anything meaning “beautiful” could work, such as: [name]Anwen[/name] Caoimbhe [name]Branwen[/name] [name]Callista[/name] Eder [name]Rosalind[/name] - from the Latin rosa linda- beautiful rose [name]Sigrid[/name] [name]Ingrid[/name] [name]Frida[/name] [name]Zuri[/name] - Swahili system June 15, 2012, 10:16am 8 [name]Bonita[/name] [name]Bethany[/name] [name]Bianca[/name] Bellona [name]Bronwen[/name] [name]Bryony[/name] There is actually already a [name]Bonnie[/name] thread: Nameberry - Welcome to the Nameberry Forums kateinlouvain June 16, 2012, 1:32am 9 [name]Bernadette[/name] I´ve definitely heard. [name]Elizabeth[/name] too. [name]Bonita[/name] and [name]Ebony[/name] are not my style so I can´t weigh in there. 1 Like ynnig June 16, 2012, 4:03am 10 I feel like you can get to [name]Bonnie[/name] from any name that has B and N close together… [name]Sabina[/name]? [name]Sabine[/name]? [name]Robin[/name]? [name]Albany[/name]? [name]Benicia[/name]? 1 Like msbreeze June 16, 2012, 7:05am 11 [name]Siobhan[/name], maybe? 1 Like lindseylikes June 16, 2012, 8:13am 12 I had a high school friend named [name]Bonaventure[/name] who wisely went by [name]Bonnie[/name]. redtulips June 16, 2012, 8:30am 13 I second [name]Siobhan[/name]. I have always thought of it as a nn for [name]Elizabeth[/name]. dresdendoll June 16, 2012, 9:16am 14 [name]Siobhan[/name] (even though that technically is pronounced with a “v” sound) system June 16, 2012, 10:08am 15 I love [name]Bonnie[/name] and think it stands fine on its own, but I do like it as a nn for [name]Elizabeth[/name]. Didn’t know that. lainalou June 16, 2012, 10:49am 16 I went to school with a [name]Bonnie[/name], whose name was [name]Yvonne[/name]. davisellu June 16, 2012, 3:16pm 17 [name]Scarlett[/name] O’[name]Hara[/name] and [name]Rhett[/name] [name]Butler[/name]'s daughter was named [name]Eugenie[/name] [name]Victoria[/name], but her nn was “[name]Bonnie[/name] [name]Blue[/name]” [name]Butler[/name]! princessnoribori June 16, 2012, 4:19pm 18 It could work for [name]Siobhan[/name], if you wanted. However, I have a whole other set of issues with [name]Siobhan[/name], which is that people’s intuitive pronunciation tends to be SIGH-oh-bahn/ben/ban, which couldn’t be further from the actual pronunciation … but that’s another thread. Anyway, the name [name]Siobhan[/name] gave me another idea. What is your heritage? If either of you are Scottish (it would make slightly more sense then), or even if you’re not, [name]Bonnie[/name]/[name]Bonny[/name] could just be a nickname you use, since [name]Bonny[/name]/[name]Bonnie[/name] is an adjective as well that means either beautiful or (of a baby) plump and healthy-looking. A very sweet nn, [name]IMO[/name]. Basically, I don’t think it needs to connect to the name necessarily since it’s a word as well. [name]Hope[/name] this helps somewhat! xxashleighxx June 16, 2012, 6:09pm 19 Yes I would say it’s a nickname for [name]Elizabeth[/name]. missLis March 26, 2015, 3:48pm 20 I know a [name_f]Bonita[/name_f] who goes by [name_f]Bonnie[/name_f]. Tag » What Is Bonnie Short For What Is Bonnie Short For? - Alexa Answers Bonnie. Nickname Or Given Name? : R/namenerds - Reddit Bonnie - Wikipedia Bonnie | Kidadl Bonnie - Origin, Meaning, Popularity, And Related Names Name Help: Is Bonnie Racist? - Appellation Mountain Bonnie | Oh Baby! 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