Ula
Meaning of Ula
Ula arrives like a playful breeze, carrying both woodland mystery and seaside sparkle in her name. As a Slavic diminutive of Urszula, she traces back to Latin ursus—imagine a curious cub tumbling through sun-dappled forests, paws soft on mossy carpets. Yet whisper “sea jewel” to a Welsh or Cornish shore, and Ula gleams like moonlight on turquoise waves, as if a bear decided to try a mermaid’s life and fell in love with the tides. Unisex and unfussy, she slips easily from a lively fiesta in Andalucía to a quiet sunset on a windswept beach, all with a wink of ancient charm. Warm, spirited, and ever-surprising, Ula feels like a story half-whispered around a campfire and half-sung by the ocean’s lullaby.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as YOO-luh (/ˈjuːlə/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Ula
| Ula Stöckl - |
