Ora (given name)

Ora is a given name used primarily for females. It has multiple origins and meanings depending on the language and culture.

Origins and Meanings:

• Latin: In Latin, Ora means "prayer" or "to pray." It is often associated with religious connotations.

• Hebrew: In Hebrew, Ora (אורה) means "light." It is a relatively common name in Israel and among Jewish communities.

• Albanian: Ora means "hour" in Albanian.

• Irish: In Ireland, Óra is sometimes used as a feminine form of the name Órán, which means "little green one" or "pale green one."

Usage:

The name Ora is used across different countries and cultures, although its popularity varies. It has seen fluctuations in usage over time.

Notable People:

• Ora Pro Nobis Moody, American hymn writer and composer.
• Rita Ora, British singer and actress (although "Ora" is her surname).