Adir
Meaning of Adir
The name Adir is a strong and meaningful choice for a baby boy, rooted in Hebrew origin. Pronounced ah-DEER (/ɑːˈdɪər/), Adir means "mighty" or "powerful," reflecting qualities of strength and resilience. It is a unique yet timeless name that carries significant cultural and historical weight. The variation Adar shares similar roots and meanings, adding to the versatility of the name. In the United States, Adir has seen modest usage over the years, with its highest occurrence being 23 newborns in 2021. Though not among the most common names, its rarity adds to its distinctive charm. Choosing Adir for your child can signify a hope for them to embody strength and influence throughout their life.
Pronunciation
Hebrew
- Pronunced as ah-DEER (/ɑːˈdɪər/)
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Notable People Named Adir
| Adir Miller is a well-known Israeli actor, screenwriter, and comedian recognized for his dry humor and quick improvisation. |
