All around the world, Enora (Enora 
, Énora , Енора 
) is quite a rare female first name. The given name Enora is habitual in France, where it is quite a rare female name, Belgium, where it is a rare female name, and Philippines, where it is a very rare predominantly female, but scarcely masculine name. Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in France, India, and the United States. Very seldom, Enora is the last name as well as the forename.
|
enora latuillière French biathlete and cross-country skier, FR (b. 1992) |
|
| enora rivière performing artist in Canada, CA |
|
|
| enora malagré French columnist, radio host and television presenter, FR (b. 1980) |
|
|
| enora briand researcher |
|
|
| enora dupas researcher (ORCID 0000-0002-4233-3108) |
|
|
| enora le roux researcher (ORCID 0000-0002-2238-7133) |
|
|
| enora gandon researcher |
|
|
| enora moutin researcher |
|
|
| enora le flao researcher in New Zealand |
|
|
| enora tomei researcher |
|
|
| enora thépaut |
|
|
| enora bruley |
|
|
| enora denis FR (b. 1984) |
|
|
| enora oger FR (b. 1996) |
|
Roy, Gagnon, Guesdon, Jaouen, Tanguy, Thomas, Mercier, Saunier, Auffret, Cloarec, Daniel, Bernard, Prigent, Rolland, Gautier, Guillou, Laurent, Jezequel, Nicolas, Baudouin, Duchesne, Bourhis, Deezer, Rivers, Pennec, Moal, Paul, Roux, Morin, Simon, Conan, Baron, Peron, Grall, Leroy, Lucas, Josse, Jones, Hamon, Henry, Martin, Morvan, Cariou, Cornec, Briand, Breton, Blanchard, and Guillaume