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HelpRe: Annora/Honora/Honor
in reply to a message by Siri
I love Annora - it's in several of my books and the medieval sites.
Being a Brit, Honor obviously looks a little off to me as I'd spell both the word and the name as Honour, but I like that too, especially as a middle name.
I really like Acantha Rose (prefer Akantha - that spelling appears quite often in the myth too). I generally think of Rose as a filler, but when it's paired with an unusual first name, it seems much less of one.
Aviva Joy is really beautiful and the meaning is inspiring.
I also love Lilian Annora (prefer Annora Lilian), and love to see Lilian with one L. The spelling with two has always seemed so unnecessary to me.
The boys' names aren't my style ... They aren't bad names, it's just that they sound quite aloof or dated or something ... I can't put my finger on it to be honest. I don't mind Andreas, Raphael and Kenneth indivually (probably all as middle names).
Being a Brit, Honor obviously looks a little off to me as I'd spell both the word and the name as Honour, but I like that too, especially as a middle name.
I really like Acantha Rose (prefer Akantha - that spelling appears quite often in the myth too). I generally think of Rose as a filler, but when it's paired with an unusual first name, it seems much less of one.
Aviva Joy is really beautiful and the meaning is inspiring.
I also love Lilian Annora (prefer Annora Lilian), and love to see Lilian with one L. The spelling with two has always seemed so unnecessary to me.
The boys' names aren't my style ... They aren't bad names, it's just that they sound quite aloof or dated or something ... I can't put my finger on it to be honest. I don't mind Andreas, Raphael and Kenneth indivually (probably all as middle names).
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