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I like Moira; the sound is fine, like Joy and Roy which I also like. I've known a Moira Elizabeth and Moira Nell. I'd use it as a mn, because there are lots of names I like more. Ruth Moira; Gillian Moira.

Love Moira, a lovely fog a heather kind of name.
Moira Celine
Moira Siobhan
Moira Verity
Moira Justine
Moira Claire

I like Moira, it's dark but also very familiar. And I like the connection to the Greek Fates.

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Elsie Moira is adorable! Normally I hate Elsie, but wow, that is great.

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How would I use Moira, hmmmm.

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As a first name:

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Moira Isobel
Moira Lenore
Moira Pearl
Moira Violet

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As a middle name:

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Rose Moira is haunting in a satisfying way for me. Actually I think a lot of Rose-names suit Moira - Rosalie Moira, Rosamond Moira, Roseline Moira, Rosemary Moira (although I know Moira is technically also Mary).
Blanche Moira
Adelaide Moira
Lillian Moira

Reminds me of moire, this kind of watery silk. Very interesting name, kind of pretty.

I was just thinking of Moira today. I find it pretty in a versatile way. Moira is shimmery with that sonorous MOY-ra sound but also a tad gaudy. But the name demands your attention when you say it out loud. I’d say it’s a solid choice and better than some of the other names in the Mary family. Besides, it has the mythological tie as well.

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Moira Evangeline
Moira Gabrielle
Moira Vivienne
Moira Ottoline
Moira Annabel
Moira Cleo
Moira Isabel
Moira Scarlett
Moira Violet
Moira Ottilie
Moira Evelyn

I don't really like it, but it's ok as a mn. It's goes well with Evangeline
These first names go well too. Kathleen, Claire, Erin, Rhiannon, Isobel, Caitlin, Bridget, Kate, Annabel, Josephine, Genevieve, Vivienne, Juliet, Felicity, Briony, Chelsea, Chantal, Charlotte, Imogen, Penelope, Lucinda, Susannah

This message was edited 12/10/2022, 10:02 AM