Medora
Meaning of Medora
Medora is a charming and unique name for baby girls. It has its roots in Greek mythology, where Medora was known as the wife of the legendary pirate, Conrad. The name Medora carries an air of elegance and grace. It is pronounced as meh-DAWR-uh (/mɛˈdɔrə/). While it may not be a widely popular choice, its rarity makes it even more appealing to those seeking a distinctive name for their daughter. In terms of associations, the name Medora brings to mind qualities such as strength, beauty, and adventure. It has a timeless quality that will make it stand out in any generation.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as meh-DAWR-uh (/mɛˈdɔrə/)
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Notable People Named Medora
| Medora de Vallombrosa, Marquise de Morès, was an American heiress known for her marriage to the Marquis de Mores. |
| Medora Gordon Byron, a Romantic-era author, is widely believed to be the pseudonym of "Miss Byron," although recent research has raised doubts about this identification. |
