| Meaning | honor, light |
| Origin | Arabic, Irish |
| Gender | Girl |
| Popularity | Popular |
| Length | 5 |
| Syllables | 2 |
| Syllabification | No-rah |
Classic elegance personified in five letters. This name has graced generations while never feeling tired or outdated. There's a refined simplicity to it, a kind of understated sophistication that wealthy families have favored for centuries. The 'h' at the end adds a touch of distinction, a small detail that elevates it beyond the ordinary. It brings to mind intelligence, grace, and quiet strength—qualities that serve well throughout life. The name sounds equally appropriate for a young child, a successful professional, and a beloved grandmother. This kind of timeless quality is increasingly rare in our trend-driven naming culture. It's literary without being pretentious, feminine without being delicate, strong without being aggressive. The sound is warm and welcoming, creating an immediate sense of trustworthiness and kindness. For parents seeking a name with proven staying power, with historical depth and contemporary appeal, this delivers completely.
| Nor |
| Nori |
| Rah |
| Nora |
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