What do you think of the name Alora?
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What do you think of the name Alora?
| Thu, 09-06-2007 - 12:31pm |
I am loving the name Alora right now. DH is just not so sure about it. Maybe because he's never heard it before. Even though it is different, I think it sounds nice. What are your thoughts?

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It's a pretty name but here are some considerations: it sounds exactly like how my Brazilian in-laws say "Hello", it's the name of a drug I believe used for fertility treatments, and is also a town in Spain.
That's my honest opinion but I also love the way it sounds and if it still works for you I hope your DH comes to love it, too.
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Love it! There's a baby on the March 07 Muffins Playgroup named Alora, and I've always thought it's gorgeous.
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I've never heard "Alora" but there is a student at my school (I'm a teacher) named "Allura". Both names sound quite pretty. I think I prefer "Allura" slightly though.
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Allora (with two Ls) is a word in Italian. Nothing bad, though, I can't remember, it's kind of one of those conversational words like "now" or "so" - I haven't taken Italian since high school though. I'm sure you can look it up.
Alora sounds pretty, I'd worry that everyone would hear the name and say, "Laura?"
No offense to the PP who said she liked "Allura" but that totally sounds like a stripper or Playboy bunny name to me!! Reminds me of the word allure/alluring. Please don't name your daughter that unless you want to see her dancing with a pole one day.
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