Ivera

The name Ivera is a feminine variant of Ivara and is derived from the Old Norse Ivarr (Ívarr). Its translation is 'the bow of the warrior'.

What does the name Ivera mean?

Ivera is a feminine variant of Ivara, which originates from the name Ivar, derived from the Old Norse Ivarr (Ívarr). The meaning of the name is 'the bow of the warrior'. It is composed of the Old Norse terms ýr, meaning 'the yew' or 'the bow made of yew wood', and herr, which means 'the army', 'the army leader', or 'the warrior'. Additionally, Ivera is also considered a feminine form of Ingvar, meaning 'the warrior woman of Yngvi'. This derivation comes from the Old Germanic and Old Norse words ing for 'name of a god' and herr for 'the army', 'the army leader', or 'the warrior'. Other variants include Aivi and Aive.

Where does the name Ivera come from?

Ivera is a female first name with Old Norse origin that carries the meanings 'the bow of the warrior' or 'the warrior woman of Yngvi'.

How do you pronounce Ivera?

Ivera is pronounced approximately as 'I-veh-ra'.

When is the name day of Ivera?

The name day for Ivera is celebrated on January 29.

Popularity

In Germany, Ivera is a rare first name. It has not appeared in German name popularity lists so far. Its best ranking was in 1934, reaching 3,449th place in the US name charts. Between 1930 and 2024, the name was given about 20 times in the USA, placing it at 9,085th. In the last ten years, no child has been named Ivera.