Delara

Meaning of Delara

Delara arrives like a soft sonnet at sunrise, her Persian roots (deh-LAH-ruh) weaving “del,” the heart’s secret chamber, with “āra,” a crown of gentle adornment, to evoke an image of love gracing every pulse. In the grand tapestry of names, she carries an almost Venetian lightness—each syllable rippling like gondolas along evening canals—yet her meaning remains profoundly intimate, a promise that the bearer will both treasure and be treasured. Warm as Tuscan fields touched by golden sun, Delara murmurs of quiet devotion and timeless beauty, a name slender and lyrical, at once poetic and steadfast. Even across the Atlantic, she whispers her charm: in 2024, twenty families in the United States chose this rare jewel, securing her the 930th place in the roster of newborn girls, a testament to her expanding allure among those who seek a name as tender and richly storied as the heart itself.

Pronunciation

Persian

  • Pronunced as deh-LAH-ruh (/dɛlɑːrə/)

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Notable People Named Delara

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