Abra
Meaning of Abra
Abra emerges as a concise, two-syllable name of Hebrew origin—often regarded as the feminine echo of Abraham, “father of many”—that carries an unexpected Persian undertone: abr (ابر), the word for “cloud,” lending the name a breath of gentle protection and poetic transience. Pronounced AY-brə, it navigates English with clarity, yet its cross-cultural resonance grants it depth far beyond its size. In the United States, Abra has never climbed the marquee heights of Emma or Olivia—its ranking has lingered around the 900s in recent years—but that very rarity underscores its quiet allure for parents who prize substance over ubiquity. Like a solitary cloud drifting across a vast sky, Abra is subtle, memorable and rich in ancient dignity.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as AY-bruh (/eɪˈbrə/)
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