Message: "One more name- Elora?"

One more name- Elora?

by Melina (guest)

5/14/2004, 2:19 PM

I got it originally from Willow, the movie, but I assumed it probably had a meaning. I don't know for sure if it does or not. I suppose it COULD be translated as Hebrew, god/goddess of light, light of God, or God is light, but since I don't think it's actually used by Hebrew speakers I'd rather not attribute that as it's meaning? Anyone know of a more likely source?

-Mina

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- cullworm (guest) +1

5/28/2004, 11:00 PM

I first heard the name Elora in the movie Willow too. I fell in love with it and therefore that is now my daughters name. I get a lot of complements too.

ELORA
Hebrew:God is light;(Greek)light;(English)modern blend of El- and Lora meaning God gives the laurel; the crown of victory

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- Elora Ringelberg (guest)

6/5/2004, 2:46 PM

As you can see my name is Elora. I have read on the internet that the man who named it that got it from his brothers boat.
His brother found the name in India (Ellora Caves)
Elora is also suppose to be the nickname for Eleanor.
Elora Ringelberg

- Satu (guest)

5/15/2004, 1:45 AM

Hi Mina,

I think it's a variant form of Eleanor.

Satu

- schultz (guest)

5/14/2004, 7:10 PM

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