Dezarae
Meaning of Dezarae
Dezarae, pronounced deh-zuh-RAY (/dɛzəˈreɪ/), is a modern, Anglo-American spin on the French classic Désirée, carrying the heartfelt meaning “desired” or “longed-for.” Its lilting cadence speaks of gentle confidence—like an underdog who wins the crowd with an unexpected encore—while its warm, approachable charm feels just as perfect for a backyard playdate as it does for a high-school prom. Though Dezarae quietly hovered in the 200s and 300s on Texas baby charts from the late ’80s through 2010, its spirited grace shines far brighter than any list position. For parents dreaming of a daughter who lights up rooms and hearts alike, Dezarae is a beautiful reminder that the greatest joys are often those we’ve waited for most.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as deh-zuh-ray (/dɛzəˈreɪ/)
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