Lenora

Re: Lenora

• CatiJ member

  February 2013

  I love it. I prefer Lenore family name but only bc I would avoid the nn "Nora" at all costs.

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• macska3 member

  February 2013

  CatiJ:

  I love it. I prefer Lenore family name but only bc I would avoid the nn "Nora" at all costs.

  
  I like Norah as a nn.

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• CatiJ member

  February 2013

  nadchael:

  CatiJ:

  I love it. I prefer Lenore family name but only bc I would avoid the nn "Nora" at all costs.

  
  I like Norah as a nn.

  
  
  Haha, then Lenora is perfect!
  
  Lenora Corinne is the first thing that pops in my mind.

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• banannapeach85 member

  February 2013

  I must say, even though I like Nora, I prefer Lenore to Lenora. But both are nice. Lenora Elizabeth is great.
  

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• Zimger member

  February 2013

  I prefer Lenore but I think Lenora Elisabeth is lovely. Nice choice.

  

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• magpie1127 member

  February 2013

  I love both Lenora and Lenore. I honestly think you could do Norah as a nickname for either of them!

  
  

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• firsttimeauntie member

  February 2013

  Lenora is ok. I don't like Lenore. I knew a Leonore (I'm not sure how you spell it) It is pronounced Lee-uh-nor/Lee-o-nor

  I like Leni as a nn. I think if you are going to use Nora as a nn then just call her Nora
  

  
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• CNJ4EVA member

  February 2013

  I like both if your MN choices. Other options I think sound nice: Danielle, Elise, Grace, Noelle, Renee, Therese

  I prefer Nora as a nn over Lenny. 

  
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• mgrulke member

  February 2013

  CatiJ:

  I love it. I prefer Lenore family name but only bc I would avoid the nn "Nora" at all costs.

  Agree I also like the name Leona

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• CatiJ member

  February 2013

  I know of an 8 year old girl nn'd Lenny. Super positive associations; she's sweet, smart and so wellmannered but beyond that I think it's kinda spunky and unexpected.

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• femmepink member

  February 2013

  I love Lenora and the nickname Lenny is adorable.
  

  
  
  
  

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• brooksidebride member

  February 2013

  I love Lenora. I know a 2.5 year old name Lenora and it's really cute on a little girl and of course grows/ages well.  I don't think she has a nickname, but I think Lenny is very cute (I love masculine nns for very feminine fns), and so is Nora.

  A lot of middle names go with Lenora.  Lenora Elisabeth and Lenora Anne are both nice, but I like Elisabeth better. Other ones that I think sound nice:

  Marie

  Collette

  Abigail

  Nicole

   

  
  

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