Pandra

[SerenDippitee]

So yes, we've been watching a lot of Time for School recently and there's a little girl called Pandra. I had never heard the name before but it is a Celtic name meaning 'chief dragon'.

I LOVE it. We are in England but have bona fide Celtic heritage. I am prepared for the fact that many people will assume that it's a typo for Pandora.

But...thoughts?

Actually my first thought was panda.

Pandora is nice though.

Sounds too much like a super hero Panda. Sorry.

I like the celtic connection go for it

I thought panda too, I'm not a fan.

I love it.

Is the mum Sandra and the dad Pete?

Like a cross between Panda and Sandra. Not for me but if you like it it's your choice.

Sounds like what 'Paul and Sandra' might call their Costa del Holiday home

I'd think it was a typo for panda or Pandora.

I love it. It also made me think of pandas but it makes the name even cuter

Sorry, I hate it. It looks ugly and, let's face it, it's basically Sandra with a P rather than an S. Sorry I've nothing nice to say about it...

Siblings Monkrey and Elephrant?

Sorry but that made me piss scoop amd o.p looks like panda soz.

Really don't like it - have to agree with those who say it sounds like a name blended out of 2 others.

Beautiful I'm just sorry I have finished having children as it would be top off my list! I also like Tigra.

Ah, I just googled Pandra and ended up watching some 'interesting' Hentai...

Could lead to problems.

it is dreadful and sounds like sanpro

I love Pandra. Also Tigra, Hyenra, and Giraffra.

No, sorry OP, I agree that it doesn't "work" for English speakers (I also thought of sanpro, Ada)

I think it sounds more Asian personally. Like Ku Fu Panda's love child.

Resounding no here.

I googled it too. I live in a very Celtic country and it did not pick it up as s name.

No, sorry...

Never heard of it.

Pendragon means chief dragon and is a male name, though.

Panda - Pandora mispronounced - Sandra typo - pander to - ponderous... Sorry but for all the reasons already given by many, I really dislike it. I've tried to picture a

Where did you get the meaning from OP? In my experience many baby name sites on the internet completely make up meanings, sometimes of what appear to be quite random letter selections .

Googling I see one site suggesting that Pandra is a contraction of Pandragon, but that's a misspelling of Pendragon, and the root meaning of that is derived from the Welsh - 'pen' is head and 'draig' is dragon.

In short I doubt that Pandra is Celtic at all. I think it's a made up name.