Emirah
Meaning of Emirah
Emirah unfolds like a moonlit blossom at the edge of a desert oasis, her Arabic roots—“princess” or “commander”—imbuing the syllables with the quiet authority of a silken kimono drifting through a midnight garden. In her name’s echo, one hears the hush of cherry petals falling on ancient stone, each delicate “eh-MY-ruh” breath carrying both the fierce promise of dawn’s first light and the gentle mystery of yūgen that lingers beneath a pale autumn sky. Though she remains rare in the rolling tides of American birth charts—hovering around rank 943 in 2024—her rarity only deepens her allure, as though she were a secret verse penned in calligraphy on rice paper, waiting to be discovered. To speak her name is to summon winds over silent dunes, to weave strength and grace into a single melody, and to remind every newborn bearer that even the softest syllables can command the horizon.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as eh-MY-ruh (/ɛˈmaɪrə/)
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