Tera
Meaning of Tera
Tera (pronounced TEER-uh) carries a warm whisper of the earth itself—its Latin root “terra” meaning land or soil evokes a sense of nurturing strength and grounded grace. Perfect for parents drawn to nature’s quiet resilience, Tera feels both timeless and fresh, like the first green shoot pushing through spring soil. Though never a chart-topper, it’s enjoyed a steady, modest presence in the U.S. for over a century, landing at number 942 in 2024 with just eight newborns—proof that rarity can be its own kind of charm. This gentle name suggests a spirit who’s steady as an ancient oak yet open to new horizons, inspiring confidence wherever she goes. In Tera, you find a simple, soulful choice that’s as enduring as the earth beneath our feet.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as TEER-uh (/tɪrə/)
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Notable People Named Tera
| Tera Patrick - |
| Tera de Marez Oyens - |
