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I like it, the meaning of gold is rather nice too.

Dont like it, prefer Ariana

Beautiful and flowery, in a mature way. I like the nicknames Oro and Ori, but most likely no one would use them.

I like it. Where I live I've only met younger Orianas but it doesn't sound out of place on someone older either.

Hi !!!

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I personally know an Oriana that is now in her 20s. She is slim, fair and a natural red-headed. A fairy-like name thanks to the meaning and that person.

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Combos:

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Oriana Fay
Oriana Parisa
Oriana Gentiana
Oriana Reine
Oriana Tuyet
Oriana Brigitta
Oriana Kitty
Oriana Walburga
Oriana Tiwlip
Oriana Zelda
Oriana Candice
Oriana Camilla
Oriana Esmée
Oriana Imriska
Oriana Luminita
Oriana Lule
Oriana Virgo
Oriana Calliope
Oriana Sarai
Oriana Kirsikka
Oriana Calfuray
Oriana Cassia
Oriana Izumi
Oriana Darling
Oriana Miri
Oriana Églantine
Oriana Gry

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This message was edited 11/20/2021, 12:37 PM

I know they are different names, but Oriana reminds me of Ariana, and I've never liked the latter.
But, I think, I prefer Oriana (or Oriane / Orianne) to Ariana, O makes this name quirkier, more prominent.

I adore it. It's elegant but fresh, classy but not frilly. Its meaning is beautiful, reminds me of sunsets.

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Oriana is pretty common in Latin America, but underrated in Spain. I want to see it used more often.

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Ria is a charming nickname.

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And if I had to choose a middle name...

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Oriana Eloise
Oriana Felicity
Oriana Stella
Oriana Verity
Oriana Zoe

Sounds heavy and clumsy to me. And I think I remember that Edward Wilson, who was the medical doctor on Scott's fatal polar expedition, was married to a woman named Oriana. Some sadist made us read a biography, or hagiography, of Wilson in our last year of school. Something like that can cloud one's judgement.