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I like Nora (prefer this spelling), however, I tend to go for a formal name such as Eleanor, Honora or Annora that provides a nn option. Still, Nora stands nicely on its own.

Nora

I love both spellings.. But prefer Nora.

I prefer Nora, either as a nn (for Eleanor, Honora, etc.) but especially as a name on its own. And definitely without the unnecessary "h" on the end.

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~Heather~

I love it, with or without the "h".

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Nora!!!!

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~Tia~

Without the H.

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Definitely Nora. Norah seems a little overdone, like you're trying too hard, sort of like Deena (Dina) or Teena (Tina) or Gaybrielle (Gabriel).

I love Nora :-)

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Sugar:Water polo! Isn't that terribly dangerous?
Junior:I'll say. I had two ponies drowned under me.

I love Nora, I like Norah too!

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Shelby

I like both spellings!

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I love Norah / Nora. I slightly prefer Norah, but both are nice. I think it's a beautiful, timeless, classic, that works on any age.

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We love you Copper! 6/1/91 - 6/16/06
Matthew Craig 'Matt' 1/21/1977 - 7/11/2006

I love Nora.

As a general rule, I only like "-ah" on Biblical names like Sarah, Susannah, Hannah, Hadassah, etc.