Enara

Meaning of Enara

Enara is a melodious Basque treasure whose name means “swallow,” that graceful bird whose arrival each spring carries whispers of renewal and hope. Pronounced eh-NAH-rah (/e̞ˈna̠.ɾa̠/) in Spanish, it glides off the tongue like a feather caught on a gentle breeze, hinting at freedom and flight. Though still rare among newborns in the United States—hovering in the mid-900s on recent popularity charts—Enara’s soft rise suggests an awakening fondness among families drawn to its poetic charm and Latin warmth. Like a tiny avian silhouette against dawn’s pastel canvas, this name weaves a narrative of bright horizons, light laughter, and the thrilling promise of journeys yet to unfold.

Pronunciation

Spanish

• Pronunced as eh-NAH-rah (/e̞ˈna̠.ɾa̠/)

• Enaya
• Anara
• Enora
• Enari