Adhara

Adhara is an Arabic first name for women that is also used in astronomy. The name translates to 'the Virgin', 'the Chaste', 'the Pure', and 'the Maid'.

What does the name Adhara mean?

Adhara is a female first name with Arabic roots that also appears in astronomy. Its meanings include 'the Virgin', 'the Chaste', 'the Pure', and 'the Maid'. The origin of the name lies in the Arabic word 'adhārā' (عذارى), which means 'Virgin', 'Maid', and 'Servant'. Additionally, Adhara refers to a binary star in the constellation 'Canis Major'. An alternative spelling is Aludra.

Where does the name Adhara come from?

The etymology of Adhara is Arabic and means 'the Virgin'. The name is derived from the Arabic term 'adhārā' (عذارى), which stands for 'Virgin', 'Maid', and 'Servant'. Languages: Arabic.

How do you pronounce Adhara?

The sound and pronunciation of Adhara: The name consists of three syllables and flows smoothly. It is typically pronounced as 'A-dha-ra' [aˈdaːʁa], with the first syllable starting with an open a sound that is calm. The middle syllable has a gentle emphasis. The slightly rolling r at the end provides a harmonious resonance. Adhara thus conveys an elegant, calm, and harmonious impression – a name with a flowing structure and gentle presence.

Popularity

In Germany, Adhara is among the rare first names. It has not yet found a place in the German hit lists for first names. Its best position was achieved in 2024 with the 471st place in the American first name charts. In the last ten years, Adhara has been given about 1,400 times there, placing it at 1,191 in the ten-year statistics. From 1930 to 2024, it ranked 3,162 in the USA.

Nicknames & pet names

Dara

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