Basic Overview:

• From Allora (a variation spelling), meaning "Swampy Place" or "Therefore, So, Then"
• From Elora (a variation spelling), meaning "God is Light" or "God Gives the Laurel"
• From Ilora (a variation spelling), meaning unknown
• From Alor (an elaboration), meaning "Alder"
• From Alaura (Laura/Llora/Lora) (a variation spelling), meaning "Laurel"
• From Allura (a variation spelling), meaning "Divine Counselor"
• From Alera (a variation spelling), meaning "Eagle"

Variant Spellings: Alaura, Alora, Allora, Alorah, Allorah, Elora, Ellora, Elorah, Ellorah, Ilora, Illora, Ilorah, Illorah

Related or Similar Names: Alara, Alera, Allura, Alor, Elara, Laura, Llora, Lora

• Alora

  o       The name of a town of southern Spain in the province of Malaga

  o       The name of an estrogen replacement therapy system approved for the prevention of postmenopausal osteoporosis.

  o       The name of a music label in Germany

  o       The name of a residential, planning, architectural, and construction company in Greenville, South Carolina.

  o       Characters named Alora have appeared in:

  Star Wars: Jedi Knight - Jedi Academy (2003) (VG)

  Forgotten Realms: Baldur's Gate (1998) (VG)

  "Battle Force: Andromeda" (2003) TV Series

  Big Fix, The (1978)

  Walking Across Egypt (1999)

   

  • Allora

  o       A town in Queensland, Australia. Its name is probably a corruption of the Aboriginal word Gnallorah meaning "Swampy Place"

  o      Allora is also the Italian version of the French word Alors. Roughly translated as "Therefore, So, or Then"

  o       A type of cultivar plant (Synonyms: Allorina, Allorino) The name probably derives from the morphological characteristics of the plant and especially the large wide leaves which resemble laurel.

  o       The name of an XML platform for data exchange

  o       The name of a brand of Wines

  o       The name of a brand of Espresso Products

   

  • Elora

  o       (Hebrew/Greek) "God is Light"

  o       (Modern English) "God Gives the Laurel"

  o       The feminine archaic version of Losa, the Romanico word for "Their"

  o      Elora is a village in Ontario, Canada. It has not officially existed since amalgamation, and is currently part of the Township of Centre Wellington. The town's name was inspired by the Ellora Caves near Aurangabad, Maharashtra.

  o       Characters named Elora have appeared in:

  Mysterious Intruder (1946)

  Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage! (1999) (VG)

  Willow (1988)

  Winning (1969)

   

  • Ellora

  o       Name of caves in the East Indies which are believed to have been hollowed out between the 6th and 10th century A.D. and contain several religious temples in them. The town of Elora, Ontario, Canada is named after the Caves.

   

  • Ilora

  o       The feminine archaic version of Losa, the Romanico word for "Their"

  o       A company of hair and skin care products for people with darker skin tones.

  o       Characters named Ilora have appeared in:

  Warhead (1974)

   

  • Alor

  o       The Old English form of the Middle English word Alder.

  o       Alor is the largest island in the Alor archipelago located in southern Indonesia.

  o       Characters named Alor have appeared in:

  Great Air Race, The (1990) (TV)

   

  • Alaura, a Modern form of Laura

  o       Laura / Llora (Catalan) / Lora (German)

  o     (Latin) "Laurel" derived from Laurus. A crown of Laurel symbolizes Victory.

  o     Lora is another feminine archaic version of Losa, the Romanico word for "Their"

   

  • Allura

  o       (English) "Divine Counselor"

  o       Characters named Allura have appeared in:

  Barbarians, The (1987)

  Abbott and Costello Go to Mars (1953)

  She Wouldn't Say Yes (1945)

  "Hyakuju o Go-Lion" (1981) TV Series

  "Voltron: Defender of the Universe" (1984) TV Series

  "Voltron: The Third Dimension" (1998) TV Series

   

  • Alura

  o       Characters named Alura have appeared in:

  James Bond 007: Nightfire (2002) (VG)

  Supergirl (1984)

  Jack Armstrong (1947)

   

  • Alera

  o       (Latin) "Eagle"