Serra

The female name Serra is seen as an Arabic-Turkish variant of Sara or Sarah, which originally derives from Sarai.

What does the name Serra mean?

The female name Serra is seen as an Arabic-Turkish variant of Sara or Sarah, which originally derives from Sarai. Translated, the first name means 'the princess', 'the lady', or 'the mistress'. Its roots lie in the Ancient Hebrew term sara (שָׂרָה) or saráy (שָׂרָי) for 'the lady', 'the ruler', 'the mistress', and 'the princess'. Other variants include Saraya, Sarajah, Saraia, and Saraj.

Where does the name Serra come from?

The etymology of Serra is a female first name of Ancient Hebrew origin meaning 'the princess'. Ancient Hebrew

How do you pronounce Serra?

Sound & pronunciation of Serra: The name Serra is two syllables and clearly defined. In German pronunciation, it is usually spoken as 'Ser-ra' [ˈzɛʁa] or [ˈsɛʁa], starting with an open E sound that conveys directness. The double consonant connection provides a stable middle. The open ending 'a' brings warmth to the conclusion. Serra thus appears modern and feminine - harmonious, present, and clear.

When is the name day of Serra?

The name day for Serra is March 5, July 13, and October 9.

Popularity

Serra is a very popular first name in Germany. Currently, it ranks 776th on the list of the most common female baby names. Its best placement was in 2021 at 721st. In the last ten years, Serra has been given as a first name about 430 times, placing it 957th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 1,060th.

Famous people

• Diana Serra Cary (actress from the USA)
• Jose Serra Gil (Spanish cyclist)
• Llorenc Serra Ferrer (Spanish football coach)
• Maria Martha Serra Lima (singer from Argentina)
• Serra Durugönül (archaeologist)
• Serra e Moura, Francisco (football player from Portugal)
• Serra Hirsch (actress)
• Serra Yilmaz (Turkish actress)