Sonara

[fluentinsarcasm]

My niece has it as a definite maybe, what's your thoughts?

[toadgirl]

It makes me think of "Sayonara" for some reason. I'm just not sure about it. It's the first time I've heard that name.

[Sophronia]

It makes me think of sonar. I prefer the Cornish name Senara.

[EssentialHummus]

I don't like it at all. Serena?

[eyebrowsonfleek]

I've not heard of the name but it made me think of Samara from The Ring then the word Sonar (the latter obviously isnt scary)

[Shockers]

I know an adult Sonara. She's very cool and her name suits her.

[PurpleDaisies]

I'm not a fan. It sounds like a medicine to me, maybe one for insomnia.

Your niece isn't a mumsnetter is she? I'm guessing she's going to recognise that you've posted about her name choice if she is on here...

[Kennington]

I read it as sonar - a. It takes a bit of getting used to and unless it means something interesting in another language I wouldn't go there. It sounds awkward to the ear.

[BendydickCuminsnatch]

My first thought too was sayonara which isn't the best IMO.

[villainousbroodmare]

Sounds like a brand of headphones or a medication for travel sickness or something.

[GillBear]

It sounds like an anti-snoring aid/medication

[spacefrog35]

Doctor Who for me as well

[Heratnumber7]

Awful

[fluentinsarcasm]

I best mention she's not a mumsnetter and I think a MUCH prettier Irish name is the front runner. (MUCH looks wrong in capitals for some reason)

[LunaLoveg00d]

Sounds like a make of car. "The new Toyota Sonara, fuel efficient etc etc"

[NappingRabbit]

I also thought headphones or a contraceptive pill. Sorry, not my thing.

[Hersetta427]

No verging on hating it., sounds like a made up name for medication.

[FoofFighter]

There's a Senara I know, very pretty name and prefer < this spelling to Sonara