Mahra
Meaning of Mahra
Originating from the Arabic word for ‘mare,’ Mahra (مهرة, pronounced /mɑːrɑː/) conjures visions of a spirited filly racing across sun-drenched dunes, its mane shimmering like liquid amber in the breeze. This lyrical name weaves together strength and elegance, evoking both the noble equine herds of the Arabian desert and the poised grace of a palomino wandering through Tuscan vineyards. Though still a rare treasure in the United States—first appearing with six newborns in 2012 and rising to eleven in 2024, settling near the 939th rank—Mahra’s gentle ascent feels as natural as a warm Mediterranean zephyr. Families drawn to this name imagine a daughter whose spirit is as soft as a summer breeze yet as steadfast as ancient clay, a living bridge between storied landscapes and timeless beauty. And with a playful wink, one might quip that Mahra could canter into a festa and still charm the entire famiglia.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as MAH-rah (/mɑːrɑː/)
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Notable People Named Mahra
| Mahra Al-Hinaai - |
