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Helpwdyt of Elora?
I love it, it seems related to Eliora or Liora/h to me, and I just like the sound. Usable, anyone? Thanks ;)
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I absolutely love Elora and it's one of my favorite names. I never knew it existed until I met an Elora about 2 years ago. It's great and I think it's totally usable.
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Elora seems made up to me and not related to Liora / Eliora. Sorry.
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Sorry, but it's not my style.
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I love it. I also love Liora.
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its not my style but it has a lovely sound to it
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Love it!
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It's very pretty, kind of familiar (Laura), but still unusual, and not at all common, definitely usable
I also really like Eleora (this sp only), but don't know if I like it for a real person, or at least as a fn
I also really like Eleora (this sp only), but don't know if I like it for a real person, or at least as a fn
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Love the name
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I love it. I also love Elara, and my friend just named her daughter Alora. I think it could very possibly be related to Eliora. I have a couple of meanings for Elora on my site in relation to the name Alora.
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Useable. Elora seems feminine and spunk-ish at the same time to me. WDYTO these combos?
Elora Claire
Elora Lucielle
Elora Marguerite
Elora Belle
Elora Blanch
Elora Bliss
Elora Claire
Elora Lucielle
Elora Marguerite
Elora Belle
Elora Blanch
Elora Bliss
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I definately think it's usable... I like it. It's unique, but not wierd. It sounds really feminine...hearing that name I'd imaine a pretty, youthful, smart person...
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