Simra
Meaning of Simra
Simra springs from the hushed syllables of Arabic and Punjabi lore, where its root s-m-‘-r murmurs “remembrance of the divine,” an intimate invocation that drifts like incense through temple corridors at dusk. In its cool, measured cadence, one senses the precision of a single brushstroke on washi paper—unadorned yet infinitely resonant—invoking the moonlit calm of a Kyoto bamboo grove. Though she requires no ostentation—Simra’s strength is as spare and unbreakable as a lacquered teacup—her name ripples outward, carrying with it promises of quiet devotion, inner poise and the gentle conviction that the heart’s softest memories guide each unfolding step.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as SIM-ruh (/sɪmˈrə/)
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