Lenor
l(e)-nor
US Popularity:11896
Origin:French
Meaning:The other Aenor; Old north; Light
The feminine name Lenor might be one of Eleanor's many variants, but, for you, it will never be outshone. Deriving from the Old French title Alienòr, Lenor means "the other Aenor." If this definition seems a little specific, it's because it refers to a particular historic figure, the 12th-century French queen, Eleanor of Aquitaine. As a child, she was known as "the other Aenor" to distinguish her from her mother, whose name was Aenor. Your sweet Lenor is unlikely to have this problem, as their vibrant personality and loving nature will be unmistakable! Like Eleanor, Lenor has been linked to the German translation of "Old North" and the Arabic "light," so don't be surprised if there are many spaces and places for your tiny tot to shine in.
How Popular Is The Name Lenor?
Yearly Ranking Change:
Year:
1996
#14815
in 1996
- 6242
from 1975
Sources
100,000+ Baby Names by Bruce Lansky, pg.
Behind the Name, Leonore, December 2022
Behind the Name, Eleanor, December 2024
WordSense Dictionary, Eleanor
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