Sola
Meaning of Sola
The name Sola is a beautiful and unique choice for a baby girl, with rich cultural roots and meanings that span across continents. In Spanish, Sola is pronounced as SOH-lah (/ˈsola/), while in Nigerian contexts it carries the same pronunciation but can also be heard as SOH-lah (/ˈsoʊlə/). The name has variations such as Solana and Solah, which add to its versatility. Sola evokes a sense of individuality and light, often associated with the sun ("sol" in Spanish) or being alone yet strong ("sola" meaning "alone" in Spanish).
In recent years, the name has seen modest popularity in the United States, with occurrences fluctuating between 5 and 24 newborns annually since 1972. For instance, in 2023 there were 17 babies named Sola, ranking it at 6660. This reflects a steady but exclusive charm that keeps it relatively rare yet cherished among those who choose it. Whether you are drawn to its melodic sound or its multicultural significance, Sola is a name that carries both grace and depth.
Pronunciation
Spanish
- Pronunced as SOH-lah (/ˈsola/)
Nigerian
- Pronunced as SOH-lah (/ˈsoʊlə/)
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Notable People Named Sola
| Sola Aoi is a Japanese former AV idol, nude model, and actress known for her celebrity status as a media personality in Japan and abroad. |
| Sola Sobowale is a versatile Nigerian actress known for her roles in film and television, including her breakout performance in the popular series Super Story: Oh Father, Oh Daughter. |
| Sola David-Borha - Olusola "Sola" Adejoke David-Borha is a prominent business executive known for her leadership roles in the financial and banking sectors, as well as her involvement in various organizations and boards. |
| Sola Kosoko, also known as Sola Kosoko-Abina, is a Nigerian film actress and director, recognized for her role in "Láròdá òjò" and for being the daughter of Jide Kosoko. |
| Sola Onayiga was a Nigerian actress known for her role as Ireti in Fuji House of Commotion. |
