Dara

  • Origin
    Cambodian, Hebrew, Irish, Persian, Sanskrit
  • Meaning
    compassion, wisdom
  • Variations
    Daria, Darina, Dariya, Darcy, Darsha
  • Similar names
    Dana, Daria, Dahlia, Danna, Diana, Dina, Daniela, Danica
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  • Simple elegance in just four letters creates a name that's refreshingly direct in a world of elaborate choices. The two syllables offer clarity and strength without any fuss or embellishment—what you see is what you get, and that's remarkable. Short names like this carry surprising power, memorable precisely because they don't try too hard. It's a name that works seamlessly from childhood through every life stage, never outgrown, never feeling inappropriate. There's a certain quiet confidence here, suggesting someone who doesn't need flash or drama to make an impression. The name crosses cultural boundaries with ease, recognized and respected across different backgrounds and traditions. Parents choosing Dara often value authenticity and substance over superficial appeal, raising daughters who understand that true strength comes from within.
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