Afra
Meaning of Afra
With its roots in Arabic, Afra (AF-ruh) carries the gentle promise of dawn’s first blush—literally “whitish” or “ash,” symbols of purity and fresh starts—and yet it feels utterly modern. Though still delightfully uncommon, hovering around the mid-900s in U.S. popularity, Afra has quietly climbed the charts in recent years, making it a subtle standout among classic favorites. It evokes images of a warm desert breeze at sunrise or the soft glow of new snow under morning light, lending an air of both global flair and down-to-earth charm. For parents seeking a name that’s lyrical but not overdone, playful yet poised, Afra offers just the right balance: a hidden gem waiting to light up your little one’s story.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as AF-ruh (/ˈæfrə/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Afra
| Afra Atiq - |
| Afra Saraçoğlu - |
