ATTENTION: Allegria (al-le-GREE-a) is not an elaborated variant of Allegra but a real commonly used word in Italy. Infact, Allegra is an adjective while Allegria is its substantive meaning 'glee, cheerfulness'. [noted -ed]
I prefer the spelling Allegra. Allegria looks more like 'allergy' than Allegra to me. Besides, I didn't hear of the allergy medicine until I saw it mentioned in the comments for Allegra.
― Anonymous User 5/26/2011
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This is my absolute favorite name ever. I love the fact that it means "lively". I will definitely use this someday, unless it gains too much popularity.
That's just what I was going to post. Allegra is a beautiful name itself, but I find it unusable today because of the popular allergy medicine. Allegria takes care of that.
― Anonymous User 10/25/2010
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