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.

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

Leonora

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

Honor or Leonora.

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

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

Honor would be my favourite from your list

...but I just LOVE Nora.

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

Seems to be a two horse race at the moment!

Does no one like Eleanora or Annora?

Leonora or Honor

Honor
Nora
Eleanora

are all lovely.

Eleanora

Leonora and Honor are my picks

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.

Leonora and Honor.

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

Honor

Honor/a and Leonora for me

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.

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?

Honor. By miles.

Leonora or Eleanora.

Leonora

Honor, I think ora names sound a bit wet.

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