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I thought of Angorra, the wool :)

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z

Well, I like Andorra for a girl much better than I like London or Paris. It actually sounds feminine, for once! If it's in honour of the place, I'd strongly recommend spelling it Andorra.

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Andora, in Greek, could mean "man's gift" (from aner "man" (genitive andros "of a man") and doron "gift"). It's kind of a nice meaning, I think, and the name itself is also very pretty.

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So, in summary, I like both Andora and Andorra. But I wouldn't consider them to be the same name.

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Miranda

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"Multiple exclamation marks are a sure sign of diseased mind" -- Terry Pratchett

Isn't Andora the witch from Bewitched?

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h

It sounds pretty, and it's a lesser-known place, which would make it easier as a name than, say, China. (Of course, with China, you've also got to put up with people singing Iggy Pop/David Bowie songs at you all your life, so it's not just the name recognition factor that makes it less than desirable to me.)

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If the fact that it's a place name doesn't bother you, I'd suggest a middle name that had two syllables, accented on the second syllable. Andora Colette comes to mind.

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And I prefer Andora to Andorra; the former looks more like a name.

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Array

Andorra is a country, and, therefore, not a name to me. I don't care for it. Anyway, I suggest Andora Susan.

It's a principality...

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It's like naming a kid Monaco or Luxembourg to me.
Apparently a lovely country.

I think it's a pretty name. I would stick with the spelling Andora. Andorra looks a little too busy to me. I also think that Annora (or Anora) is a pretty name. Same with Aurora, but I prefer Annora and Andora.

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a few middle name ideas(are you looking for common or unusual names for a mn?):
Andora Sky/Skye
Andora Faith
Andora Paige
Andora Fleur (went to school with a girl named Aurora Fleur)
Andora Marie
Andora May / Mae
Andora Kathleen
Andora Meadow
Andora Summer
Andora Sage