Sarika

Meaning of Sarika

Sarika glides into the conversation like a songbird at sunrise, her Sanskrit heritage singing of the migratory thrush—she literally means “myna bird” in ancient Indian lore. Pronounced suhr-REE-kah (/səˈriːkə/), she flutters with the promise of freedom and melody, a name as vibrant as a flamenco beat under the Spanish sun. Though just a handful of joyous Sarikas peek into U.S. birth charts each year—nestled around the Top 1000—her rarity only sharpens her sparkle. She lands softly between exotic charm and down-to-earth warmth, offering parents a lyrical adventure that dances with possibility and paints every moment in colorful hues. For any little star ready to take flight, Sarika is the perfect passport to a world of poetic promise.

Pronunciation

Hindi

• Pronunced as suh-REE-kuh (/səˈriːkə/)

• Samira
• Sarai
• Sariya
• Sarita
• Sarina
• Saraya
• Sarisha