Cora

Cora comes from the Greek word 'kore', meaning 'maiden' or 'daughter', and carries with it a sense of youthful innocence and timeless elegance. It’s a name that feels fresh yet classic, offering a nod to a rich historical past while still sounding vibrant today. With its roots in Greek mythology, Cora is often associated with Persephone, the goddess of spring, which adds a layer of natural beauty and renewal to its character.

In terms of popularity, Cora has demonstrated impressive staying power. It first appeared in the Top 100 in 1880, peaking at an enviable #15 that year. Fast forward to the 21st century, and Cora remains a beloved choice, ranking at #102 in 2024. It's been a reliable mainstay in the Top 1000 for a remarkable 145 years and has spent 111 of those years in the Top 500, showcasing its enduring appeal across generations.

Cora's charm lies in its ability to be both classic and contemporary. It's a name that brings to mind images of grace and simplicity, perfect for someone who embodies a youthful spirit and a sense of innocence. Whether you're drawn to its historical roots or its modern allure, Cora is a name that effortlessly bridges the old with the new.