Xiara
Meaning of Xiara
Xiara emerges as a contemporary choice that bridges Italian brightness and Persian radiance, likely inspired by Chiara (“bright, clear”) and Zara (“golden flower” or “princess”). In the United States it has maintained a modest yet steady niche since registering five newborns (ranked 856th) in 1990, growing to 17 occurrences and a 933rd-place rank in 2024. The resulting pattern—an increase in absolute frequency alongside a stable position in the lower 900s—underscores its appeal among parents who prize distinctiveness without overt flamboyance. Pronounced zee-AHR-uh, Xiara’s balanced, three-syllable cadence conveys a measured confidence and a subtle gleam, suggesting a poised light that neither demands nor shuns attention.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as zee-AHR-uh (/ziˈɑrə/)
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