Kiora
Meaning of Kiora
Kiora leaps forth like a dewy morning breeze over a tropical bay, infusing every corner of a Spanish hacienda with its sunlit charm. Drawing on the Māori greeting kia ora—“be well!”—this spirited name roars with vitality and invites a perpetual high-five from the world. With 41 little Kioras turning heads in 2024 (up from 22 just a year before), it has surged to rank 909, proving its melodic promise isn’t a passing wave but a full-blown tide. Perfect for a baby girl with a heart full of laughter, Kiora blends timeless grace with fresh zest, as if a flamenco swirl met the first blossom of jacaranda. Imagine her bounding into each morning, her name a cheerful chant that lingers long after it dances off the tongue. And yes, dads might catch themselves whispering “kia ora!” to the minivan just for fun—because this name is downright contagious. Bold yet tender, playful yet profound, Kiora offers families a daily ritual that sparkles with Latin warmth and genuine joy.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as kee-OR-uh (/kiˈorə/)
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