i really want a

[bambam30]

lilianna

[Sunshinemummy]

There is a Liliana in DS's nursery class - she is v cute. The only brunette in a class full of blondes.

[captainmummy]

I like lily and I like anna - not keen on lilianna tho. Maybe Lily-anna?

[GryffinGirl]

I know a lucianna (pronounced Lucy-Anna). Thought that was quite cute.

[isaidno]

I think it's quite nice. Would spell it with only one n personally.

[chrissnow]

it's lovely.

[bambam30]

my husband is italian and we always liked isabella but it is becoming a very popular name also it is not really pronounced lili anna more lileeaana if that makes sense

[chankins]

I like it ! Its different and sweet.

[burstingbug]

I like it

[Heated]

Lilian nn Lily?

Personally, I always prefer the paired down version i.e. Isobel rather than Isabella, as I think it is tres chic but if you have Italian roots then Liliana has an authentic ring to it.

[LoveAngel]

I know a Liliana (only one 'L' in the middle) but she has always been called Lili - never used her full name.

[Izzybel]

I like Lilianna . It's a lovely name. I prefer Isabella though, but I am biased because my 7 month old is Isabel. I know it's not the same name, but Lily has become very popular and Lilianna might get shortened to Lily/Lili.

[Jacanne]

I like Lilianna - I like Isabella too (but then I have one). Curiously there aren't many Isabellas around here but lots and lots of Isobels.

[3andnomore]

gorgeous name Go for it!!!!

[3andnomore]

also like Lillia

[kittywise]

lilianna sounds made up

[LynetteScavo]

It's a loevly name, bambam... wasn't there a liliana in neighbours?

[3andnomore]

I think Lilliana might be a russian sort of name...not made up...I knew a Liliana in germany and she had eastern european roots

[Hulababy]

I prefer Lily or Anna separately TBH. I think Lily-Anna hyphonated would be nicer that Lilianna personally.

[countryhousehotel]

really chavvy - makes me think of that footballer and his wife who called their baby lilyella or something.

[ruty]

It should be spelled Lilijana - and it is certainly not chavvy in Eastern Europe, but a rather lovely name.

[3andnomore]

why chavvy....?

[3andnomore]

Lillian, I am sure is also a pretty normal name in english speaking countries...is it not?