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I prefer Isaura to Isora because it looks more delicate and because it'd be less likely that people would say it ih-ZOR-uh (which I think sounds kinda ugly).

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Zosia is alright. I think it looks prettier than it sounds. I'm put off it a bit because of Zosia Mamet, who I find pretentious and insufferable. Since she's the only person I've ever heard with the name I relate it to her very strongly.

This message was edited 1/25/2015, 6:52 PM

Love Zosia, pretty, feminine but unusual.
I had never heard of Isora, I liked the look of it at first, but the more I look at it the more it feels like a dinosaur name. I love Isadora though.

Zosia is lovely. I see it as soft but spunky.

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I dislike Isora, I automatically think of "sore". I'd prefer Isadora.

I love Zofia, nn Zosia, but Zosia can stand alone, too. My one concern is that I think it could easily be misheard as Sasha.

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I'm not sure about Isora. If it's a variation on Isaura, I prefer the Isaura spelling. The "isor" in Isora makes me think "eye sore."