do you prefer Norah or Nora?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Norah is a much better standalone name than Nora IMO. Nora looks/sounds more like a nickname for Eleanor.

+1 Norah is a standalone name, Nora a nickname in my head

[Anonymous]

Nora! /S/ Sara

[Anonymous]

Nora

[Anonymous]

Nora is Nora.

Norah is No - rah

I mean, not really, but to my eyes.

[Anonymous]

Norah

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If Norah is the family spelling, I would go with that.

Agreed.

+ 1

[Anonymous]

Nora YES

But Sarah.

[Anonymous]

we have a Norah. Yaayy, she's different.

[Anonymous]

Nora - If you spell it Norah, then anytime outside of casual conversation, she’ll have to give her name as “Norah with an h”. I have an unusual nickname, so I automatically give my name as something analagous to “Lalo, it’s like Larlo without the R”. Not doing so is more painful, because people automatically assume the familiar version is correct and get very confused when you introduce anything different. My medical records have also been lost countless times at both doctors’ offices and pharmacies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nora is Nora.

Norah is No - rah

I mean, not really, but to my eyes.

Only your eyes.

[Anonymous]

Nora. But I’d like to humbly suggest Nina

[Anonymous]

Nora, nobody will ever spell Norah right without assistance

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Norah is a much better standalone name than Nora IMO. Nora looks/sounds more like a nickname for Eleanor.



+1 Norah is a standalone name, Nora a nickname in my head

Nora/h is a nickname for Honora/h, a popular name across Ireland several generations ago.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nora. But I’d like to humbly suggest Nina

or Ninah

How about Nuala

[Anonymous]

Never heard of Norah. Don’t like the name anyway.