Which do you like best: Eleanora/ Leonora/ Annora/ Honora/ Honor?

[missgenevieveclavel]

I like all of these similar names but can't decide which one is my favourite.

I am very fond of Elinor/Eleanor too but it sounds too typically English for our family so doesn't fit!

It would be really helpful to have some comments re pros/ cons of the above names

Many thanks.

[pumperspumpkin]

Honor. Honora makes me think of Honoria Glossop I'm afraid.

[Cies]

Leonora

[mummy2WLH]

I have an Honor so that is of course the best, though clearly I am biased

[OrmRenewed]

Honor or Leonora.

I have an Eleanor but I find Eleanora a syllable too many

[deeply]

Leonora is beautiful Classic, timeless, travels well and is an all round gorgeous name.

[Hedwig3]

Honor would be my favourite from your list

...but I just LOVE Nora.

[Amarilis]

Leonora for sure... As long as she doesn't get called Nora for short (yuck!) I may just add it to my own list..

[missgenevieveclavel]

Seems to be a two horse race at the moment!

Does no one like Eleanora or Annora?

[MagalyZz]

Leonora or Honor

[belgo]

Honor
Nora
Eleanora

are all lovely.

[lidofabiro]

Eleanora

[suspiria]

Leonora and Honor are my picks

[2plus2more]

just to add another similar one into the mix - have you thought about Eleora? It's a Hebrew name and one of my favs although hubby wasn't having it. Out of your list Honor would be my fav btw.

[mathanxiety]

Leonora and Honor.

[Thediaryofanobody]

I like Honor, love Eleanor were as Eleanora comes across as trying to hard.

[5DollarShake]

Honor

[sedgiebaby]

Honor/a and Leonora for me

[GloriaSmut]

Lovely as Leonora, Honora and Eleanora are, be prepared for your child to be known as Nora. Is a fact.

Eleanor, on the other hand is a fab name. It would have been ds1's name had he been a dd1! Honor is also a lovely name but has rather too many innudendo properties for my liking.

[missgenevieveclavel]

gloria- I agree that Honor could be a difficult name for a child to carry!

I actually like the nn Nora so wouldn't mind that.

Still no takers for Annora?

[bibbitybobbityhat]

Honor. By miles.

[freebirdx]

Leonora or Eleanora.

[Greensleeves]

Leonora

[Ewe]

Honor, I think ora names sound a bit wet.

[belgo]

Annora sounds a bit odd - a bit like the opposite of Nora (in the way that atypical is the opposite of typical)