Ammara
Meaning of Ammara
Ammara is a feminine name of Arabic origin, signifying “long-lived” or “immortal,” and is pronounced uh-MAHR-uh (/əˈmɑrə/). First entering the U.S. top-1,000 list in the late 1990s, its annual use has remained modest—typically five to fifteen newborns per year—hovering around ranks 880–980 without dramatic spikes. This consistency underscores a preference for names that convey timeless strength while retaining a discreet profile on birth registers. In an analytical light, Ammara’s meaning of endurance aligns with its steady, niche appeal: a choice that balances cultural depth and contemporary clarity. Despite its relatively low frequency, its subtle but persistent presence suggests an enduring resonance for parents seeking a name with both historical roots and modern accessibility.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as uh-MAHR-uh (/əˈmɑrə/)
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Notable People Named Ammara
| Ammara Pinto - |
