Aynara
Meaning of Aynara
Aynara dances off the tongue like a flamenco swirl—eye-NAH-rah. Its roots lie in the Basque word for “swallow,” that tiny bird famed in Latin tales for its joyful return, hope, and freedom. It feels like a warm summer breeze rustling through olive groves and sun-drenched plazas. Still a rare gem in the U.S.—rising from seven babies in 2018 to twenty-seven in 2024—Aynara sparkles with fresh promise. It’s the perfect pick for a daughter destined to soar. She’ll have neighborhood swallows doing double takes and family pets begging for a turn in the spotlight. Three playful syllables, endless sunshine: that’s the magic of Aynara.
Pronunciation
Spanish
- Pronunced as eye-NAH-rah (/aɪˈnɑːrə/)
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