Message: "Annora or Honora?"

Annora or Honora?

by Joiya (guest)

5/24/2017, 7:15 AM

I've gotten my daughter into naming it seems, as she now names everything. She decided to name a dinosaur Annora yesterday (could have been Honora, by the sound).

Opinions on Annora or Honora or any variant in between.

Usable today?

#Annora #Honora

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- Jasmine (silly_rabbit)

5/24/2017, 6:45 PM

I love Annora; Honora strikes me as too grand and a bit matronly. Anyway, I like it a lot more than the more-common Nora.

- Pie

5/24/2017, 3:00 PM

Sounds like you have a promising little apprentice there. She's clearly been well-trained in our ways.
I like both, but Annora more. Honor is kind of nice too, very knightly.

- Paula Puddephatt

5/24/2017, 2:31 PM

I prefer Honour, spelt the English way. Of the two, Annora.

- Andromache (Hannah Ruth)

5/24/2017, 1:17 PM

Annora, hands down

They are both perfectly usable, but I am a big fan of Annora.

- Anneza

5/24/2017, 8:45 AM

I prefer Honor to Honora as a human name. Either one seems rather inappropriate for a dinosaur.

If I were naming anything, I'd use the gloriously OTT Annora.

- queenv

5/24/2017, 7:55 AM

Either is usable, but I think your daughter made the right choice with Annora, as to me it looks nicer than Honora. The sound of both is pretty.

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