Eleanora
el-ee-uh-NOR-uh
✦ Meaning
“Extended form of Eleanor, from Occitan 'Aliénor,' possibly meaning 'the other Aenor' (from medieval name). It carries regal history and grand literary presence.”
Popularity Over Time
Currently ranked #887 in the United States.
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Famous Bearers
- Eleanor Roosevelt (first lady)
- Eleanor of Aquitaine (historical)
- Eleanor Shellstrop (Good Place)
Cross-Cultural Notes
Works across European and English-speaking cultures
People Also Ask
Extended form of Eleanor, from Occitan 'Aliénor,' possibly meaning 'the other Aenor' (from medieval name). It carries regal history and grand literary presence.
Eleanora is currently ranked #887 in the United States. It's trending up as more parents discover it.
Popular nicknames for Eleanora include Eleanor, Ellie, Nora, Lenore.
Names that pair beautifully with Eleanora include Arabella, Celestina, Theodore, Julian.