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I love Annora. It's so darn lovely. It's uncommon but has the advantage of sounding familiar thanks to Ann and Nora. So it stands out yet still fits right in.

It's sweet. The only thing I don't like about it is that it reminds me of the word "annoying".

I think it's pretty.

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Annora Juliet
Annora Gwendolen
Annora June
Annora Juniper
Annora Rosalind
Annora Soleil
Annora Lark
Annora Sage
Annora Briony
Annora Blythe
Annora Eve
Annora Magdalene . Annora Adele
Annora Maeve
Annora Millicent
Annora Melisande
Annora Estelle
Annora Faye
Annora Jacqueline . Annora Beatrice

Sounds like "ignore her".

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Annora Lizbeth
Annora Magnolia
Annora Lois
Annora Caroline
Annora Lavonne
Annora Ivonette
Annora Jacqueline
Annora Lavender
Annora Dione
Annora Megan
Annora Francene
Annora Clemency
Annora Claribel
Annora Giselle
Annora Rue
Annora Sienna
Annora Yasmine

Love.

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I'd use it in a heartbeat, although I prefer Melora.

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Annora Rose, Annora Helen, Annora Magdalene

I love Annora. It's so gorgeous. It would be on my list if my friends hadn't named their daughter Annora Jane. They call her Nora for short.

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Annora Giselle
Annora Katherine
Annora Josephine
Annora Imogen
Annora Leontine
Annora Livia
Annora Ivy
Annora Bridget
Annora Portia
Annora Patricia

Annora is very pretty - and in the States, I doubt it will be confused with Honora or Honoria (which might happen in the U.K. or Ireland, I'm not sure where you're from). There is, however, the risk of getting it shortened to Annie or Nora, which can be a headache if that isn't what you want.

I mean it's fine, but doesn't appeal to me. I prefer the look and sound of Honora.