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Proud bearer here. I love my name.Pros:
It's really beautiful and poetic without being ostentatious or over the top.
A few cute nickname options (Leo, Lio, Li-Li).
Easy to spell which is a plus for small children.
Not overly used or hyper-popular.
Also not extremely bizarre or weird.Cons:
Your child *will* be called Lora, Lira, Lyra, etc...she'll have to spell it over and over for some people.
Particularly malicious children might tease by pronouncing it "Lie - ora", devolving into "liar - rah", etc as kids sometimes do. :P It'll be okay, it doesn't have any perverse or really problematic nicknames.I think this is a lovely name for any girl, particularly if you have Jewish heritage. It's a nice name, happy, pretty, and a little sporty imo.
Gorgeous and unique.
Very beautiful and lovely name.
I wanted to name my daughter this beautiful name but my husband did not like it. I adore it. It is very feminine sounding. A standout name.
I had a music teacher with this name, but she spelled it Liorah. I agree that this name is beautiful, and I plan to use it as the heroine of an upcoming novel.
So beautiful; absolutely feminine, soft, elegant and exotic.Pronounced as lee or uh. Love it! ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥☆☆☆☆☆■○□◇●□◆□\●□□~○□■☆●♡♥●■□○▪■☆♡□○■♡♡■○★★★■☆♡♡☆♥♥■●●▪▪●□■○□■■●□◆♥
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Liora is my Hebrew name that I picked for myself (my parents stuck me with Yaakov, which means Jacob). I love the meaning of the name for its poetic and positive qualities, and the name itself has a lyrical, unique sound.
Lovely name! Reminds me of a lyre or flower. I like it better than Lior, though both forms are nice.
I love this name and its meaning, simply beautiful. It is probably my first favorite name. I also happened to find out that this is what my aunt told my parents to name me. Bummer! I don't care though, this is what I like to be called. ;-)

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