Azure

Meaning of Azure

Azure carries the cool, calming resonance of a summer sky, offering parents a name that feels both expansive and intimate. Originating from the Old French word azure and ultimately tracing back to the Arabic lāzaward for lapis lazuli, Azure evokes the brilliant blue of sea and sky—a hue that whispers of open horizons and boundless creativity. More families are discovering its serene charm every year; with nearly thirty babies christened Azure in 2024, the name remains delightfully rare yet steadily rising. Perfectly unisex and pronounced “AZH-yoor,” it strikes a breezy, poetic note—like catching a fresh breeze through an open window. For parents seeking a spirited choice with natural flair, Azure offers that sky-high promise.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as AZH-yoor (/ˈæʒ.ʊr/)

• Skyler
• Sapphire
• Cyan
• Indigo
• Teal
• Cobalt
• Cerulean