Safira
Meaning of Safira
Emerging from the age-old Greek sappheiros and the Latin sapphirus—echoes that drifted across time until they glimmered in the Italian zaffiro—Safira carries within her very name the iridescent promise of a sapphire’s deep-blue glow. She conjures visions of moonlit canals in Venice, where lantern light flirts with water like amber fireflies, and the olive groves of Tuscany whisper tales of ancient gods; a name at once steadfast as a cypress on sun-drenched hills and tender as a summer breeze weaving through a Florentine courtyard. Though she currently glimmers just inside America’s top thousand choices, Safira’s rarity only heightens her allure, bestowing on her bearers a singular elegance—as coveted and delightful as the last biscotti at an Italian café.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as suh-FEER-uh (/səˈfɪrə/)
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Notable People Named Safira
| Safira Rumimper - |
| Safira Ika - |
