Alora

Alora comes from a rich tapestry of meanings, blending Latin and Arabic roots into a name that feels both dreamy and enlightened. In Latin, it translates to 'my dream', drawing from 'alor', which means 'to nourish' or 'to cherish'. This gives Alora a nurturing undertone, perfect for someone who cherishes those around her. In Arabic, Alora means 'light', combining 'al-' (the) and 'nur' (light), which brings a sense of brightness and warmth to the name.

In terms of popularity, Alora has seen an interesting journey. It made a significant leap in the late 80s, jumping 5232 spots between 1988 and 1989. After a brief drop in 1980, it found its footing again and entered the Top 500 in 2021. Alora peaked at #199 in 2023 and currently sits at #225 in 2024. Although it hasn't entered the top 100, it has comfortably nestled within the top 1000 for the past seven years.

Alora carries an elegant and romantic vibe, appealing to those who appreciate a name with a dreamy and nurturing personality. Its enlightened aura adds a touch of sophistication, making it a lovely choice for parents seeking a name with both depth and charm.