Girl Fiora Fiora Name Origin: Gaelic Pronunciation: fi(o)-ra See what 1 person thinks about Fiora Share Popularity Alternatives Comments Infographic of Fiora name meaning, which is Ask your friends & family about Fiora… Share Pin Tweet Email Text Fiora Name Popularity How popular is the name Fiora? Here’s everything we know. 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Names Like Fiora If you like Fiora, you’ll love these other names like Fiora. What names sound like Fiora? If you like how Fiora sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Fiora. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Fiore Flower Latin Fiori Flower Latin What names are similar to Fiora? Find a name that’s like Fiora, but just a little bit different. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Bora Foreigner; purple Asian, Hungarian Ciara Black Spanish Ciera Black; saw Spanish Cira Spanish Cora Maiden Greek Deora Dior Golden French Dora Gift Greek Eira Snow Welsh Fabra Latin Fadora Greek Fara Good-looking English Farra Good-looking English Fedora “The gift of God.” A Russian form of Theodora. Greek Fedra Bright Greek Ffiona Fair, pale Irish Fiala Violet European Fila Loving Greek Filia Friendship Greek Fina Short form of Josefina Italian, Spanish Fione Fair, pale Irish Fionna Fair, pale Irish Flor Flower; flowering, in bloom Latin Flora Flower Latin Flore Flower; flowering, in bloom Latin Flori Flower; flowering, in bloom Latin Floria Flower; flowering, in bloom Latin Flory Flower Latin Kiara Black Irish Kiera Lord Greek Kira Black Irish Kirra Lord Greek Kora Maiden Greek Leora Compassion; light Greek Lior God's gift of light to me Hebrew Liora God's gift of light to me Hebrew Lira Foreign, true German Lora A variant short form of Leonora and Laura. Latin Mira Wonderful; peace; propserous Spanish Mirra Wonderful; peace; propserous; worthy of admiration Slavic Mora Star of the sea Irish Nira Plowed field Hebrew Noora Form of Nora English Nora Honorable one Latin Piera Rock Greek Rora Dawn Latin Siara Black Irish Siera Saw Spanish Thora Thor's struggle Scandinavian Tiara Headdress Latin Tiera Earth Spanish Tora Tiger Japanese Uira Water lady; small butterfly Arabic Viola Purple Latin Viona English Zora Dawn Slavic Siblings of Fiora Mamas with kids named Fiora also have kids with these names. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Felicity Happiness Latin Share Your Thoughts 1 Comment Kassidy Jun 8 at 10:52 am I found the name Fiora (originally spelled Fjora) from a singer on YouTube. I thought the name sounded beautiful. I was originally going to name my baby something else but around 10 weeks or so is when I decided to change it to Fiora. What I love about her name is how unique it is! Everyone I tell her name to have never heard it before and I love that! Another thing is I have secretly really liked the name Fiona, but sadly me (and everyone else) immediately thinks of the movie Shrek and I did not want my daughter to remind them of a fat green ogre… so I think Fiora is a nice mix between Fiona and Flora (which I also think is a very pretty and feminine name but just a little old school for me 🙂 I am so in love with my little girl! She’s 6 months old now and she is such a joy to me and her daddy! Anyone that sees her is drawn to her and she loves it:) she’s always smiling and so curious! I think Fiora is a great choice for parents who want a pretty, edgy, and one of a kind name for their precious girl? Reply Share your thoughts on the name Fiora Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. 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Kassidy Jun 8 at 10:52 am I found the name Fiora (originally spelled Fjora) from a singer on YouTube. I thought the name sounded beautiful. I was originally going to name my baby something else but around 10 weeks or so is when I decided to change it to Fiora. What I love about her name is how unique it is! Everyone I tell her name to have never heard it before and I love that! Another thing is I have secretly really liked the name Fiona, but sadly me (and everyone else) immediately thinks of the movie Shrek and I did not want my daughter to remind them of a fat green ogre… so I think Fiora is a nice mix between Fiona and Flora (which I also think is a very pretty and feminine name but just a little old school for me 🙂 I am so in love with my little girl! She’s 6 months old now and she is such a joy to me and her daddy! Anyone that sees her is drawn to her and she loves it:) she’s always smiling and so curious! I think Fiora is a great choice for parents who want a pretty, edgy, and one of a kind name for their precious girl? Reply
