[Opinions] Norah
WDYT?? Does the "h" make it sound/look more biblical/Hebrew? I sort of think so.
Just asking opinions.
Just asking opinions.
This message was edited 6/21/2020, 1:19 PM
Replies
This is my favourite spelling. It feels more complete and sophisticated. But not necessarily more Biblical, no
This message was edited 6/22/2020, 9:06 PM
I like Nora better, the final h seems a bit random. It's not a Biblical/Hebrew name that I'm aware, and I feel that names like say, Deborah or Sarah are just as "Biblical" without the final H, which would be the standard spelling in some languages.
I love the name Nora in all its spellings, and I like Nora better than Norah but I think with an H it sounds younger and sultrier.
No, the H makes it look misspelled, in my opinion. Not horribly misspelled, like Kayghtelynne or something but somewhat misspelled like Emmah, Emely, Alexys or Stephenie.
It's not a Hebrew name like Sarah or Keziah. Therefore the H just seems odd and unneccessary to me. I never understood why people used Norah. Nora looks much prettier to me.
But Norah is a decent name and I'm sure it is an easy name to live with. I just personally much prefer Nora.
It's not a Hebrew name like Sarah or Keziah. Therefore the H just seems odd and unneccessary to me. I never understood why people used Norah. Nora looks much prettier to me.
But Norah is a decent name and I'm sure it is an easy name to live with. I just personally much prefer Nora.
The h doesn't change the sound. And I don't think it looks more Biblical because I know it's not.
Norah sounds like gnawing to me. It's dowdy too.
Norah sounds like gnawing to me. It's dowdy too.