Amara
#283 (overall)
Popularity Summary
Amara has been steadily rising in popularity, particularly in the United States and among diverse communities. It is currently considered a trendy yet classic choice for baby girls.
Why Parents Choose Amara
Parents are drawn to Amara for its melodic sound and the depth of meaning it carries. The name’s multicultural roots appeal to those looking for a name that is both unique and timeless.
History & Cultural Significance
The name Amara has roots in several languages and cultures. It is derived from the Latin word 'amara,' meaning 'bitter,' but in other contexts, it has developed positive meanings associated with beauty and kindness. The name has gained popularity in the 21st century as a multicultural name, resonating across different societies.
In various cultures, Amara symbolizes beauty and grace. In Igbo culture, it means 'grace' or 'mercy,' while in Sanskrit, it translates to 'immortal,' reflecting a sense of timelessness.
Notable People Named Amara
- Amara Karan - British actress
- Amara Miller - American actress
- Amara La Negra - American singer and television personality
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Pop Culture References
- Amara in the video game 'Final Fantasy XIV'
- Amara in the television series 'The Originals'