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[Opinions] Lenore
by basilisk (blaaarg)
6/13/2018, 10:21 AM
You know what, this is a really nice name. I think it's going on my list. It's really pretty, dark, and interesting. It's also simple and recognizable.My older sister named her kid Annabelle because her favorite poem is Annabel Lee. I could have a Lenore and we could be goths together.I've also decided I'm going to fudge some etymology about it - and not only for Lenore but for the entire Eleanor family.The real etymology: from the name "Aenor" of unknown origin. The first bearer was Eleanor of Aquitaine, whose name began as "alia Aenor" - the other Aenor (her mother was Aenor).My fake etymology:
LENORE MEANS "THE DARK"
Le NoirNevermore!Throw your opinions and combos at me please. I'm not interested in it as a middle name; as an iamb (ba-DUMB, le-NORE) it follows a rhythmic cliche I'm not interested in participating in.
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- Pie
6/13/2018, 4:41 PM
- Janan (jeziana)
6/13/2018, 4:24 PM
I wish I could love it the way you do. It's the number one brand of fabric softener here in the UK. It's so darkly pretty though.Lenore Emerald
Lenore Maria
Lenore Yvaine
Lenore Justine
Lenore Dominique
Lenore Beatrice
Lenore Fabienne
Lenore Rebecca
Lenore Francesca
Lenore Sophia
Lenore Magdalene
Lenore Roisin
Lenore Ileana
Lenore Ophelia
Lenore Julia
Lenore Sabrina
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- Tiggs
6/13/2018, 2:52 PM
I think Lenore is lovely and entirely usable. I don’t necessarily view it as “dark” but it can easily lend itself to that vibe, I think. Feel the same way about Laure. Hmm...Lenore Agatha
Lenore Antoinette / Antonietta
Lenore Athena
Lenore Beata
Lenore Betania
Lenore Boudicca
Lenore Cassandra
Lenore Ciara
Lenore Danica
Lenore Daria
Lenore Deborah
Lenore Elspeth
Lenore Gwyneth
Lenore Henrietta
Lenore Herminia
Lenore Iris
Lenore Isolde
Lenore Margalit
Lenore Mathilde
Lenore Melisende
Lenore Sabrina
Lenore Sigrid
Lenore Sybilla
Lenore Thaddea
Lenore Therese

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- Mireio (Anna21)
6/13/2018, 12:43 PM
I want to like it, but Lenor is the name of a fabric softener in the U.K.
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- Genevieve
6/13/2018, 12:41 PM
I love Lenore. It's simultaneously beautiful and dark and gothy. It has more of a Poe feeling to me than Annabelle (maybe because Annabelle became more popular).Lenore Anastasia
Lenore Vivian
Lenore Winifred
Lenore Persephone
Lenore Carol
Lenore Marguerite
Lenore Sylvia
Lenore Magdalene
Lenore Frances
Lenore Juniper
Lenore Beatrix
Lenore Catalina
Lenore Genevieve
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- noel (glaucous)
6/13/2018, 12:31 PM
It doesn't seem goth or dark to me, just ascetic somehow.
Annabelle and Lenore together as a Poe theme would be fun.Thinking of names I'd compare it to or associate it with...Noor (means "light", haha). Eleanor. Leonard (Cohen). Lenny.
Carol, Doris, Denise, Annette, Yvonne, Louise, Mildred, Minerve, Hazel.
Lenin and Melor.
Lemore from A Song of Ice and Fire.
Lenore Violetta
Lenore Adamantine
Lenore Amarante
Lenore Amaryllis
Lenore Artemisia
Lenore Cassandra
Lenore Sabina
Lenore Tirzah
Lenore Marlowe
Lenore Marguerite
Lenore Yolanda
Lenore Minerva
Lenore Magnolia
Lenore Odessa
Lenore Onyx
Lenore Sappho
Lenore Firuzeh
Lenore Edwige
Lenore Edmee
Lenore Amy
Lenore Timea
Lenore Amadea
Lenore Silvia
Lenore Sylvestra

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- mirfak
6/13/2018, 11:12 AM
Huh, it feels heavy to me, like Lorraine or Leanne or Arlene.
Not in a bad way, just not really appealing to me as a name. The stressed NOR, a negative.
Lenore Leonarda.
Lenore Malvina (it's normal.)
Lenore Lark
Lenore Evanna (one lean raven)
Lenore Charm
Lenore November
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- Rachel Shaina (Evil)
6/13/2018, 11:06 AM
I have liked Lenore for a long time; I get the same goth vibes from it as you.I think I did once see it spelled Lenoir. On A Baby Story or something.Lenore Evanthia is the combo I've been using in my combo challenges recently. Lenore Evanthia Néphélie or Lenore Evanthia Noemi. --Lenore Adrienne
Lenore Amethyst
Lenore Amparo
Lenore Clementine
Lenore Deborah (DEB-ə-rə, not DEB-ra)
Lenore Dubheasa (do-vess-a)
Lenore Emerald
Lenore Emmeline
Lenore Esmeray (http://www.behindthename.com/name/esmeray/submitted)
Lenore Genevieve
Lenore Luciana
Lenore Neptunine
Lenore Octavia
Lenore Samara / Lenore Samira
Lenore Scholastica
Lenore Symphorosa
Lenore Veronica
Lenore Vivienne
Lenore Winter
Lenore Zehara

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- Wisteria (Tawnee)
6/13/2018, 10:28 AM