Anonymous wrote:I like it, but kids may tease her. Odd-ra.

That is a stretch.

I love it!

Yes to your question. But I am one of those people who constant calls Ellie Ella and vice versa.

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Anonymous wrote:It's fine, it's just one of those names that seems more like a collection of sounds than a name.

Agree

+1 My seven year old niece is named Audra and she's a sweet, beautiful girl but I dislike her name.

Anonymous wrote:It's fine, it's just one of those names that seems more like a collection of sounds than a name.

Agree

It's fine, it's just one of those names that seems more like a collection of sounds than a name.

Oh, I like that name. It’s very pretty.

I like it, but kids may tease her. Odd-ra.

Makes me think of Mrs. Roper

Very pretty name.

I think it's beautiful and I prefer it to Audrey but DD will definitely always be called Audrey

I immediately thought of Audra, the wife of Bill Denbrough in Stephen King's IT who goes catatonic. That would kind of put me off, since it's the only association I have, but it's not a bad name at all.

I also immediately thought of Audra McDonald. I'm of two minds on this name. Part of me sees it as classy and beautiful and part of me sees it as aging hippy. Do you have other kids? Do you mind sharing their names? I think that because Audra could go either way (especially since it's so uncommon), the middle name and sibling names will sway perception.

Love it. Makes me think of tony award winner, Audra MacDonald

I've been seeing so many name threads lately so I'm sorry to add to the pile but I need some outside opinions. What are your thoughts on Audra as a name? Is DD destined to be constantly called Audrey?