Pronunciation: ay-NO-rah (Breton), ay-no-RAH (French)Meaning: Although originally a Breton form of Honora, Enora is nowadays sometimes considered a direct derivation from Breton enor "honor". The variants Énora (Gallicized form); Henora (obsolete variant), Hénora (Gallicized form) are also found. The name was borne by a 6th-century saint, the wife of Saint Efflam. [noted -ed]Source: Larousse "Dictionnaire des Prénoms", Paris, France 2009(Information from name #1882 originally submitted by an anonymous user)
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Meaning: Although originally a Breton form of Honora, Enora is nowadays sometimes considered a direct derivation from Breton enor "honor". The variants Énora (Gallicized form); Henora (obsolete variant), Hénora (Gallicized form) are also found. The name was borne by a 6th-century saint, the wife of Saint Efflam. [noted -ed]
Source: Larousse "Dictionnaire des Prénoms", Paris, France 2009
(Information from name #1882 originally submitted by an anonymous user)