Munira

Meaning of Munira

Munira sweeps in like a silken lamp kindled at dusk—her Arabic roots literally mean “luminous” or “radiant,” a celestial wink as comforting as a steaming cup of masala chai on a crisp morning. Effortlessly rolling off the tongue as moo-NEE-rah, she weaves her glow through lantern-lit Ramadan nights and the kaleidoscope of Diwali diyas, stitching together ancient desert tales with the vibrant rhythms of today’s streets. Playful yet poised, Munira carries a poetic promise: a spark of curiosity, kindness, and inner light that every parent dreams of seeing in their daughter’s eyes. With her steady climb into the U.S. top 1,000—glimmering around rank 916—Munira dazzles as a name that honors rich tradition while racing joyfully toward the bright horizons of tomorrow.

Pronunciation

Arabic

• Pronunced as moo-NEE-ruh (/muˈniːrə/)

• Nur
• Muna
• Munirah
• Muniba