Kirah
Meaning of Kirah
Kirah (kee-ruh) dances onto the scene like the first light of dawn over a vibrant Latin plaza. She carries a Hebrew spark—“beam of light”—and yet she feels wrapped in warm Spanish hues, like golden sunbeams pirouetting across terracotta rooftops. In the U.S., Kirah has been quietly fluttering through the charts—hovering around the 900s rank and charming a few dozen families each year—gaining just enough wings to feel fresh but never lost in the crowd. It’s a name that whispers of sunshine, storytelling, and espontaneidad, ready to paint every day with laughter, color, and that irresistible glow of new beginnings.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as KEE-ruh (/kiːˈrə/)
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