Navira
Meaning of Navira
Navira comes from warm Spanish-Latin roots, hinting at the Latin navis, or “ship,” and sparking images of a brave girl charting her own course across sunlit waves. Pronounced nah-BEE-rah, it glides off the tongue like a coastal breeze at dusk. Though still a rare treasure—only eight to fifteen newborns per year in the US receive the name, keeping it nestled near the 940s in popularity charts—it’s exactly that secret sparkle that makes Navira so irresistible. In its playful syllables lives alegría, a promise of adventure, courage and bright new horizons for a little soul ready to set sail.
Pronunciation
Spanish
- Pronunced as nah-BEE-rah (/naˈbi.ra/)
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