Imari

Meaning of Imari

The name Imari is a unique and culturally rich choice for a baby, suitable for both boys and girls. Pronounced as ee-MAH-ree, it has roots in both Japanese and Swahili cultures. In Japanese, Imari is associated with the famous Imari porcelain, a type of richly decorated pottery that originated in the town of Arita. This association lends an air of artistic elegance to the name. In Swahili, Imari means "strong," infusing the name with a sense of resilience and fortitude. Over the years, Imari has seen fluctuating popularity in the United States, with occurrences ranging from as few as 5 to as many as 50 newborns per year since its first recorded usage in 1969. Variations of this name include Emery, Amari, and Emari, offering parents additional options while retaining the original's distinctiveness. Whether you are drawn to its artistic heritage or its powerful meaning, Imari is a versatile and meaningful choice for any child.

Pronunciation

Japanese,Swahili

• Pronunced as ee-MAH-ree (/i.ma.ri/)

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