Mera
Meaning of Mera
Mera drifts along the lips like a shard of moonlight across a still koi pond, her syllables carrying echoes of Sanskrit roots that speak of “princess” and “boundary” even as they invoke the Celtic tide of “beloved sea.” She recalls the spirit of Mirabai, the 16th-century mystic whose hymns shimmer in temple courtyards, and stands as regal as Atlantis’s ocean queen, her presence distilled into a single, elegant gesture. In Japan, one imagines her painted in sumi-e strokes beneath falling cherry blossoms, cool yet luminous, while in America her rare appearance just shy of the top thousand births bestows discreet nobility—one might wryly note that in name directories she remains less a guest of honor than a concealed treasure, arriving unannounced and unforgettable.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as MEER-uh (/mɛir/)
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Notable People Named Mera
| Mera J. Flaumenhaft - |
