Ira

  • Origin
    Gaelic, Hebrew, Sanskrit
  • Meaning
    watchful, vigilant
  • Variations
    Irah, Irahim, Irra
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  • Simplicity meets strength in Ira, a name that proves powerful impact doesn't require multiple syllables or complex construction. This concise choice carries surprising depth, its brevity creating punch rather than weakness. Ira has enjoyed periods of popularity across different eras, giving it a timeless quality that transcends temporary trends and fashion cycles. The name possesses a quiet confidence, never shouting for attention yet impossible to overlook or dismiss. It works beautifully as both a full name and requires no nickname, offering straightforward simplicity that many parents find refreshing. Ira crosses cultural and linguistic boundaries with ease, maintaining its essential character across different languages and accents. There's an understated elegance here, a refined quality that appeals to parents who appreciate minimalism and essential substance. The name ages exceptionally well, suitable for every stage from infant to elder statesman, never feeling out of sync with any period of life. Ira represents clarity and directness, values that serve well in our complex world.
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