Tarra

Meaning of Tarra

Gently rising like a Tuscan sunrise over olive groves, Tarra evokes a sense of grounded grace and whispered wonder: a name, at once earthly and ethereal, that traces its lineage through Gaelic hills (“hill” or “rock”) and the Sanskrit expanse of the “star” or “savior,” while dancing on Italian lips as a playful nod to terra, the very earth that cradles our roots. She carries the warmth of a golden afternoon in Siena—soft yet vibrant—inviting images of sun-baked vineyards and the gentle hum of cicadas in the breeze. In Tarra’s resonance there is the quiet strength of stone and the luminous promise of dawn’s first light; she is at once steadfast and uplifting, a name that feels as familiar as a hearthside embrace yet as fresh as the first bouquet of spring. Though unfussy in its two-syllable simplicity, Tarra unfolds like a richly woven tapestry, each thread hinting at history, mythology, and the humble power of nature. It’s a name that strolls lightly through memory, as comforting as nonna’s biscotti and as hopeful as a child’s laughter carried on the breeze—effortlessly poised between tradition and the promise of new beginnings.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as TAH-ruh (/ˈtɑrə/)

• Tara
• Taryn
• Terra
• Tarynn
• Tarae
• Taralyn
• Tarrah