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I like Nora. I prefer it spelled Norah, it just looks like more of a complete name while Nora looks a bit nicknamey.

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If you did want it to be a nickname, Eleanor with the nickname Nora is cute.

I love it spelled Norah. Nora looks incomplete to me for some reason.

I think it's lovely on it's own. I hate it when people add an "h" to the end. It's also a nice nickname for Eleanora.

I think Nora is simple yet elegant, though I prefer it spelled Norah. The additional H seems to add a little more liveliness and character.

I love it! I think it's gorgeous and refined and elegant, but with a "country" feel. Like it feels like it belongs surrounded by nature.

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It's very pretty and feminine imo. I love it spelled Nora or Norah too.

I really like it, though I think I prefer the Norah spelling.

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One fo my lecturers is Nora and she's great and slightly wacky/crazy and really sold the name to me

I love it! It's my #1 girls name at the moment.

I really like it. I used to love it a lot. It's an interesting mix of black and red, and it feels sophisticated yet has something youthful about it. But I always thought it seemed a bit nicknamey, so I've always tended to prefer it as a nickname. Still good on its own, though. Anyway, it has lost some of its excitement for me the past few years since I sort of used it. Can't think of it as objectively anymore.

Love it! Short, sweet, old fashioned, and elegant.

Nora's been on my mind for days! I think I like it for a nickname for Eleanora.

It's my cousin's name and I like it. It's getting quite common, though. Still I think it's really pretty, I just don't like it spelled Norah.

It's nice enough. I don't have any strong feelings for it. I don't love it, I don't hate it. I guess it's kind of plain but not in a bad way. I can see it on a little girl and I can see it on grown woman and a great-grandmother. It probably needs a more interesting middle name but overall, thumbs up.

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Prefer it with an H looks more complete Norah