Syrena
Meaning of Syrena
A bright-eyed couple on a Mumbai balcony leaned over steaming cups of masala chai, dreaming aloud as Syrena unfurled like a rainbow over the Arabian Sea. This melodic gem—rooted in the Polish serenade seh-REH-nah and gliding into English as sih-REE-nuh—blends the Latin calm of “serenus” with the mythic allure of ancient Greek sirens. In India’s tapestry of river-goddesses and monsoon marvels, Syrena feels like a living tide of calm and adventure, a mermaid’s teasing wink in the foam. Full of playful promise, each syllable sparkles with the ease of summer waves, ready to carry a spirited girl toward both whisper-soft laughter and grand-scale wonder.
Pronunciation
Polish
- Pronunced as seh-REH-nah (/sɛˈrɛna/)
American English
- Pronunced as sih-REE-nuh (/sɪˈriːnə/)
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