Ora name meaning

What does Ora mean?

Unfading and Widely Accepted Ora is used in Finnish, English, Icelandic, Swedish and Danish, Ora means "The Word Orare with the Meaning to Pray For or Light" used as a gender insensitive name is rooted from Latin and Hebrew.

Ora is form of imperishable and renowned Aurelia. Aurelia is effeminate form of Aurel. Also Aurelia is feminine form of Aurelius. Originated from Latin, Famous and Perpetual Aurelia, Aurelia means "Gold Made, Golden and Golden-Haired".

Ora is variant form of eminent and ceaseless Aurora. Aurora means Dawn is rooted from Latin. Ora is variant form of recent and acclaimed Or. Long standing and Acclaimed Or mostly is used in Danish, Finnish and Swedish, meaning of Or is "Light" has its origin in Hebrew.

Ora is form of Latin Oro = to Pray in English language.

How do I pronounce Ora?

The two syllabled name Ora is pronounced, o-ra.

Variants of Ora

Orit, Aurelia, Aurora, Or, Aurelius, Aranka, Oriel, Rosaura, Alba, Aurek, Oriall, Aura, Rosario, Rose, Albana, Albinka, Alba María, Alberta, Albina, Alban

How popular is the name Ora?

a popular name in United States with over 44576 new-borns have been given the name since 1880. At present the name is rising, in 1881, 921 girls were bestowed the name and it was ranked at 104th position.

In addition to that, the name has been in the top 500 baby names a staggering 110 times Ora is an uncommon baby name in England and Wales where it is still in use.

Also, it appeared first time in 2014 on baby girl names list of France.

Also, Ora is a familiar name in India, Indonesia, Canada, Papua New Guinea, Liberia, Thailand, Bosnia and Herzegovina, South Africa and Nigeria.

At least, 40000 people globally have carried Ora as their given name according to our findings.

Facts

Ora in Nordic countries

Countries	Men		Women
	First Name	Secondary Name	First Name	Secondary Name
	62	17	20	0

Numerological aspects of Ora

As for your friends, keep it real. You know you have the power and will to accomplish whatever you imagine on your own. When it comes to love, you easily get tired of being with one person only. You have to learn that what you give is what you get in life. If letter A is your capstone in your name, it reveals your challenging nature and ambitious perspective. Express your anger in order to clean your soul from the negative energy.

Do you like Ora? Other names you would love

•  Corban - Loved Corban substantially is used in English is a gender-neutral name which came from Latin and Old French, meaning of Corban is "Raven"
•  Lucijana has its origin in Latin, Lucijana means "Born At Daybreak or The Bright" aimed at baby girls is used mostly in Slavic
•  Onorato is used primarily in Italian aimed at boys, Onorato means "Honor or Worthy of Honor" is originated from Latin
•  Silan - Meaning of Silan is Clay or Part of Sword which is Sheathed used for both sexes which is used mainly in Arabic and Tamil has its origin in Latin and French
•  Jolan - Anomalous Jolan came from American, Latin and Native is used substantially in Hungarian, meaning of Jolan is "Violets Bloom or Illustrious Roman Family" is used as a gender insensitive name

•  Pelike
•  Sterre
•  Lenet
•  Camill
•  Auriane

•  Valina
•  Mirae
•  Julija
•  Maaja
•  Quynele

Famous people named Ora

• Ora Haibe, American racecar driver
• Ora Lassila, Finnish computer scientist
• Ora Carew acted in movie Martyrs of the Alamo
• In 1920, Ora Devereaux characterized the role of Leontine de Vallignac in mystery film The Peddler of Lies.

Lists having Ora

• Boys names beginning with O
• Girls names beginning with O
• American Baby Names
• English Baby Names
• Hebrew Baby Names
• Latin Baby Names
• Danish Baby Names
• Finnish Baby Names
• Swedish Baby Names
• Baby Names that mean Light

Sources

1. Social Security Administration, https://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/index.html
2. Office for National Statistics, https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/livebirths
3. Institut national de la statistique et des études économiques, https://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/2540004