Sira
Meaning of Sira
In the pale glow of a winter dawn, Sira unfurls like a single silken petal drifting across a silent pond—its soft consonants tracing an ancient Arabic path of “sīrah,” the life-story or voyage that carries every soul toward its own horizon. Born of Sanskrit echoes that speak of summits and shining peaks, and whispered through West African breezes that celebrate the promise of dawn, the name breathes with a gentle expanse. Only a handful of American families—fewer than a dozen each year—bestow this luminous syllable upon their daughters, its rarity lending it the grace of a snow-kissed plum blossom in a secluded garden. In the hush between heartbeats, Sira’s voice glimmers with the cool radiance of moonlight on bamboo, a subtle promise of journeys yet to unfold, each letter a bridge between story and stillness. To speak her name is to invoke the quiet grandeur of distant horizons, where every step becomes a verse, every breath a brushstroke upon the canvas of life.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as SEER-uh (/ˈsɪrə/)
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Notable People Named Sira
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