Nazara
Meaning of Nazara
A feminine name bearing an air of ethereal calm, Nazara (nuh-ZAR-uh /nəˈzɑrə/) entwines the quiet reverence of Nazareth’s olive groves with the Arabic nadhar, “to behold,” weaving a syllabic tapestry that invites wanderers to traverse the world with open eyes and anchored grace; though it graces fewer than a dozen newborns each year in the United States—six in 2020 (950th), five in 2022 (939th) and 2023 (953rd), and nine in 2024 (941st)—its rarity only amplifies its allure, like a solitary sakura blossom drifting across a jade-tinged koi pond at dawn. In the hush between seasons, beneath the moon’s silver gaze filtering through bamboo leaves, the name unfurls its promise of quiet insight and thoughtful wonder, evoking the delicate precision of a tea ceremony and the lingering fragrance of plum blossoms at twilight. Expansive yet cool, its poetic murmur weaves through calendars and continents, offering to cradle its bearer in a lantern-lit reverie of vision and compassion—an ode to both journey and discovery.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as nuh-ZAR-uh (/nəˈzɑrə/)
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