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Comments for ELEONORA:
Eleonora is also Polish, not only Italian form of Eleanor. [noted -ed]-- Manya 3/14/2006
Eleonora is also the German form of this name. There have been several German princesses and an Austrian empress (Eleonora Magdalena von der Pfalz-Neuburg, lived 1655 - 1720) with this name. [noted -ed]-- KateB 5/10/2006
In Sweden the version Ellinor (and Elinor) is the most common.-- Anonymous User 1/15/2007
Eleonora O'Flanagan was a 1920's bar owner who started the Eleonora's chain of bars.-- LindaRosemary 2/25/2007
Eleonora di Toledo who later married Cosimo I and became Eleonora di Medici.-- Missy 2/26/2007
Eleonora is also Czech form. Name Day: 21th February.-- Maggie_Simpson 7/11/2007
Eleonora is the name of a short story by Edgar Allan Poe.-- Akua Topaz 8/3/2008
In German it's pronounced e-le-o-NO-rah. [noted -ed]-- mafiosa 8/6/2009
Quite pretty, it's become something like "Isabella" in the sense that it's cliche and affected, any European, classic-sounding, palatable name that authors give their teen romance protagonists. Like a buzzword. I much prefer Eleanor, because it maintains the melody but without the pretense.-- beha 1/7/2010
It's an elegant name, but it's a bit of a mouthful. However, there's always the nickname Nora.-- Athena Nike 3/8/2010
The heroine in Verdi's opera 'Il Trovatore'.-- Anton 3/9/2010
It's so sweet and adorable. Nora is nice too.-- Anonymous User 6/26/2010
Also the Croatian form. [noted -ed]-- goricar 11/17/2010
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