Elora
eh-LOH-rah
Meaning:
God light
Gender
Girl
Origin
Hebrew, English, Latin
Popularity Rank
#432 (girls)
#869 (overall)
#869 (overall)
Popularity Summary
Elora has been steadily rising in popularity, especially in the last decade, appreciated for its lyrical quality and modern appeal.
Why Parents Choose Elora
Parents are drawn to Elora for its enchanting sound and beautiful meaning, often choosing it for its unique yet familiar presence.
History & Cultural Significance
The name Elora has roots in various cultures, particularly in Hebrew as a derivative of 'El' meaning God, combined with 'ora' which means light. It has gained popularity in modern times through its use in literature and film, as well as its melodic sound.
Elora is often associated with beauty and light, making it a popular choice for parents looking to encapsulate a sense of hope and positivity in their child's name.
Notable People Named Elora
- Elora Danan - a character from the film 'Willow'
- Elora Smith - a notable author in contemporary literature
- Elora H. - an emerging pop singer
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Pop Culture References
- Elora Danan in 'Willow'
- Mentioned in various fantasy novels
- Featured in contemporary music