Hira
Meaning of Hira
In the diaphanous dawn of a Kyoto morning, the name Hira unfolds like a whisper across a mist-laden plain, its gentle syllables—hee-rah—born of the kanji 平, which evokes both “level” and “peace.” It conjures the silent grace of Mt. Hira’s pine-clad slopes and the measured poetry of a haiku tracing the edge of a koi pond. Though scarcely whispered among American newborns—just 34 in 2024, a humble rank of 916—this rarity only deepens its quiet allure. Like a slender bamboo reed bending to an unseen breeze, Hira imparts a sense of serene expansiveness, a Zen koan cloaked in silk. Listeners might suspect it carries the weight of ancient philosophy, yet its cool warmth feels infinitely approachable—an elegant invitation to discover stillness in every heartbeat.
Pronunciation
Japanese
- Pronunced as hee-rah (/hiːrɑ/)
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Notable People Named Hira
| Hira Mani - |
| Hira Devi Waiba - |
| Hira Mondal - |
| Hira Tareen - |
| Hira Vallabh Tripathi - |
