Origin and Meaning of Endora

Eternal, or one who is enduring

Origin: Greek - Derived from the Greek word 'enduros' meaning 'enduring'.

• Endora gained popularity in modern culture through the character Endora, a powerful and mischievous witch from the classic television show 'Bewitched'.
• The name is relatively uncommon and has been primarily used in Western cultures, especially in the United States following its appearance on television.
• Notable bearers include the fictional character Endora from 'Bewitched' played by Agnes Moorehead, which has influenced fans of the show and the name itself.
• Endora remains a niche name, with sporadic usage trends, mainly seen as a unique or whimsical choice for baby girls.
• Variations of the name include 'Endora' and related names could be 'Dora' or 'Pandora', although these have distinct meanings and origins.