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Several people on this board have made theories about the origin & meaning of the name Alora. I've been collecting the info. The most common meanings seem to do with Light & Laurel. And the most common origin seems to be Latin. Here is what I have at the moment:
ALORA
Alaura
(Latin) "Laurel"
Alera
(Latin) "Eagle"
Allura
(English) "Divine Counselor"
Aurora
(Latin/Roman) "Dawn, Daybreak"
Eleanor
(English) "Torch", "Corposant", "Moon"
(French/Greek) "Light"
Laura / Llora
(Teutonic) "Elfin"
(Spanish/Latin/Italian) "Crowned with Laurel"
(Latin) "Victory", "Triumph"
Lore
(German) "Crowned with Laurel"
(Basque) "Flower"
Elora
(Hebrew) “God is Light”
(Greek) “Light”
(Modern English) “God Gives the Laurel; The Crown of Victory"
ALORA
Alaura
(Latin) "Laurel"
Alera
(Latin) "Eagle"
Allura
(English) "Divine Counselor"
Aurora
(Latin/Roman) "Dawn, Daybreak"
Eleanor
(English) "Torch", "Corposant", "Moon"
(French/Greek) "Light"
Laura / Llora
(Teutonic) "Elfin"
(Spanish/Latin/Italian) "Crowned with Laurel"
(Latin) "Victory", "Triumph"
Lore
(German) "Crowned with Laurel"
(Basque) "Flower"
Elora
(Hebrew) “God is Light”
(Greek) “Light”
(Modern English) “God Gives the Laurel; The Crown of Victory"
This message was edited 12/10/2004, 11:29 PM
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