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Well, BTN submitted names section says it's a Cornish form of Guinevere (white, fair, blessed & phantom, magical being) so that's where "white shadow" comes from I guess. I must say I was intrigued by the meaning white shadow, but it makes sense now.

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I don't think Gwenora / Gwenore is that awkward, but I still prefer Guinevere. Of the original two I would go with Gwenora, for pronunciations sake.