Adorah is of Hebrew origin, derived from the word "aderet," which means "magnificent" or "noble." It is a unique and uncommon feminine given name, often used to express appreciation for something magnificent or noble. The name has a rich, resonant sound, adding to its distinctive appeal. Adorah consists of three syllables, with stress typically placed on the first syllable: A-DO-ra. There are no traditional spelling variations or nicknames associated with this name, allowing it to retain its unique identity. As an uncommon name, those named Adorah stand out and have a strong individuality, much like the meaning behind their name.
The name Adorah seems to have experienced periods of popularity with noticeable gaps between them. While there were no recorded births for this name between 2010 and 2012 or from 2019 up until 2021, it has seen a consistent rise since then. The highest number of babies named Adorah was born in 2017 with eight births that year. Overall, there have been forty-five children named Adorah over this span of time.