Adora (given name)

Adora is a feminine given name. Its origins are debated, with possible connections to Latin, Greek, and Hebrew roots. It is often associated with the Latin word "adora," meaning "to adore" or "to worship," reflecting the concept of being adored or cherished. Some also suggest a connection to the Greek word "doron," meaning "gift." In Hebrew, a similar-sounding name relates to "glory" or "splendor."

The name has seen increased popularity in recent years, often perceived as a modern and elegant choice. It is used across various cultures and is not strongly tied to a specific geographical region.

The popularity of Adora has also been influenced by its appearance in popular culture, such as in the animated television series She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, where Adora is the main character. This has significantly contributed to its recognition and appeal.

Variations and related names include Adorée. The name is generally considered relatively uncommon, although its popularity has been growing.