Meera

  • Origin
    Arabic, Hebrew, Sanskrit
  • Meaning
    prosperous, famous
  • Variations
    Mira, Mirah, Miri, Meara
  • Similar names
    Mira, Mara, Maura, Myra, Maria, Maya, Mila, Mia, Moira, Miriam
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  • Simplicity meets sophistication in this elegant choice. The name's brevity belies its substantial presence and cultural significance. Its international usage makes it perfect for multicultural families or those who value global perspectives. The pronunciation is remarkably consistent across different languages, eliminating common confusion with unusual names. Parents seeking something meaningful yet accessible find this option particularly appealing. The name has appeared in literature and film, giving it contemporary recognition while maintaining timeless qualities. It suggests someone thoughtful and composed, with depth beneath a calm exterior. The two syllables create a balanced rhythm that's easy to say and pleasant to hear. It pairs beautifully with longer surnames, providing contrast that sounds harmonious. The spelling is straightforward, reducing the frustration many children experience with complicated names. This choice works equally well in traditional and modern contexts, never feeling out of place. The name carries well from childhood through professional life, maintaining appropriateness at every stage. Its relative rarity in some regions ensures distinction without difficulty, a balance many parents seek.
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