Serah
Meaning of Serah
Serah arrives like a wink from a Mediterranean sunrise, her Hebrew origin meaning “princess” or “joy” instantly lighting up any room. She carries a rich story from the Bible as the wise daughter of Asher, the keeper of family legends, and today she sashays through modern playgrounds with all the flair of a fiery flamenco dance. Pronounced SEER-uh, her name rolls off the tongue like a cheerful fiesta tune—playful, bright, and irresistibly sweet, like churros under a sunset sky. Though still a rare treasure—ranked 935th in the US in 2024, up from 945th last year—only 15 little Serahs made their debut this year, hinting at big adventures and more smiles to come. Parents who choose Serah love a name that feels like a warm hug and promises stories bursting with color.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as SEER-uh (/sɪrˈə/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Serah
| Serah Wangari - |
| Serah Mwihaki - |
