Ira

  • Origin
    Hebrew, Russian, Sanskrit, Slavic
  • Meaning
    watchful, vigilant
  • Variations
    Irah, Irha, Eyra, Airah
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  • A name that carries quiet strength and timeless elegance, Ira possesses an understated beauty that refuses to fade with passing trends. This short, sweet choice offers remarkable versatility—equally at home in professional settings and intimate family moments. The simplicity of its two syllables belies a sophisticated character that grows alongside its bearer, from spirited childhood through accomplished adulthood. Ira stands confidently without embellishment, requiring no nicknames or diminutives to make its mark. Parents seeking something distinctive yet pronounceable, memorable yet unassuming, will find Ira strikes that rare balance. The name flows smoothly with most surnames and pairs beautifully with longer middle names, providing structural harmony to any combination. Its brevity makes it easy for young children to learn and spell, while its crispness ensures it never feels juvenile or outgrown.
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