Dakarai

Meaning of Dakarai

In the hush before dawn, Dakarai—pronounced dah-kuh-RYE—emerges like a lone cherry blossom drifting across a tranquil koi pond; its Shona origin, bearing the meaning “rejoice,” ebbs through the name as a gentle current of celebration. Though its presence in American birth registers remains exquisitely rare—hovering between thirty and fifty newborns in recent seasons and nestling around the mid-800s in rank—it endures as an intimate vow of quiet triumph. Each syllable shimmers with the luminous calm of a moonlit Kyoto temple garden, where ancestral joy whispers through moss-clad stones, inviting the bearer to tread life’s winding path with poised grace and a heart attuned to the beauty of fleeting moments.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as dah-kuh-RYE (/dɑːkəˈraɪ/)

• Zaire
• Kwame
• Jelani
• Kofi
• Jabari
• Tafari