Dheera
Meaning of Dheera
Dheera, derived from the ancient Sanskrit dīr—meaning “brave,” “steadfast,” or “courageous”—unfolds like a warm Tuscan sunrise, imbuing every syllable with quiet valor and poetic grace. Pronounced DEE-ruh (/ˈdiː.rə/), this unisex name balances strength and elegance, much like the sturdy olive tree that dots the rolling hills of Umbria. Though still a rare jewel in U.S. birth records—glimmering with six occurrences and a rank just shy of the top 900 in 2023—Dheera carries a resonance as timeless as the first sip of espresso at dawn. It arrives with a wink of light humor—never mind if someone mistakes it for a new pasta shape—and promises an enduring legacy where inner courage meets cultural warmth, as comforting and memorable as gelato beneath an Italian sun.
Pronunciation
Indian English
- Pronunced as DEE-ruh (/ˈdiː.rə/)
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