Sakura is a Japanese feminine name pronounced sah-KOO-rah (IPA: /sa.ku.ɾa/), literally meaning “cherry blossom,” and it carries deep cultural associations with the fleeting beauty of spring and the promise of renewal. Rooted in centuries of hanami (flower-viewing) tradition and classical poetry, the name evokes both delicate blossoms and a broader appreciation for life’s impermanent moments. In the United States, Sakura has held a modest but steady presence—ranking near #895 in 2024 with 55 recorded births—demonstrating a niche yet growing interest in its lyrical appeal. Though not ubiquitous, it offers parents a distinctive choice that balances exotic nuance with clear, evocative meaning without veering into overly ornate territory. As a result, Sakura feels both uncommon and comfortably grounded in a rich cultural heritage.
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