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Allegra would have been lovely names for Beyonce's baby... since you paired them I thought I'd mention..

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Allegra Ophelie and Ana Magnolia are my faves of your combos.

This message was edited 3/21/2012, 11:47 PM

I really dislike Ana, which is weird because I adore Anna and most names that end in -ana. It just looks so incomplete to me as a full name, and AH-nah feels awkward on my tongue. But objectively, it's a perfectly good name.

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I love Allegra, but it's probably unusable in the US due to the stupid allergy medicine. :(

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Ana Josephine, Ana Olivia, and Ana Victoria are all beautiful. Ana Victoria is so classy. Allegra Naomi and Allegra Simone are my favorites from your Allegra combos. I really like both.

Ana is alright. I enjoy the sound but prefer the two "n" spelling, despite the single "n" looking more like it's supposed to be the "ah" pronunciation rather than the short "a". Ana just looks like it's missing an "n" to me. I've never cared for Allegra despite her cheerful meaning. The "gra" sound at the end is a bit harsh, I hear the word "leg",the two "l"s reinforce "legs" visually, and there's the product association to boot.

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Ana Josephine and Ana Lenore are my favorites of your combos, both lovely. If I had to pick an Allegra combo it would be Allegra Faith for both sound and meaning. Allegra Clarisse reinforces the product association by also causing me to think of Claritin (or however it's spelled).

Ana Allegra is an interesting name. I had a friend in highschool called Allegra, and now I don't even associate it with the medicine (an allergy medicine in the U.S.) until someone reminds me. I've always thought it sounded very much like it's meaning, light and joyful.

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Ana is a classic and nice, too.

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My favorite of your combos are:

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Ana Josephine and Allegra Naomi