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What does Sera mean?
Sera 
[sera] as a girls' name is a Hebrew name, and the name Sera means "princess". Sera is an alternate form of Sarah (Hebrew). Biblical: originally called Sarai.
Associated with: princess.
Variations
Sera has 18 variants: Saira, Sairah, Sara▼, Sarai▲, Saraia, Sarha, Sarhah, Sari, Saria, Sarie, Sarra, Sarrah, Sarrey, Serah, Zahra▲, Zara▲, Zarah and Zaria.
13 more different relations via Sarah: Sal, Saran, Sarena, Sarika, Sarina, Sarita, Sarka, Sasa, Serach, Serita, Shara, Shari▼ and Sorcha.
Creative forms:(female) Seer, Sesa, ..
(male) Seer, Seraer, .. Middle name pairings:
Sera Alaysia (S.A.), ..
How popular is Sera?
Sera is a rare first name for women but a very popular last name for both adults and children (#22949 out of 150436, Top 15%). (2000 U.S. Demographics)
Sera was first listed in 1997 and reached its top rank of #1925 in the U.S. then, but is not listed currently. (Top 2000 Names, 2015)
Which version is better?
with its source form and related girl names. Popular varying forms of Sera are Saira, Sara (#162 the previous year), Sarah (#58), Sarai (#440), Sarena, Sari, Sarina (#1342), Sarita, Sarrah, Shara, Shari, Sorcha, Zahra (#690), Zara (#402), Zarah (#1779) and Zaria (#872). Other forms, like Sarha, are uncommon. These forms of Sera reached the peak of their popularity during 1980-1989 (average #1485) and have become much less common since (#1396, 79% less usage), with forms such as Shari becoming less trendy. Sarai, Zahra and Zara are three of the more fashionable names for newborns here.Similar Names
Sera is pronounced similarly to Ceara, Cearra, Ceira, Cerea, Ciara▼, Cieara, Cierra▼, Cira, Ciri, Cyrah, Sariah, Searra, Seeria, Siara, Sierra▼, Siri, Siria, Soraya, Suri, Syria, Zaira, Zarya, Zayra, Zohra and Zorah. Other recommended names are Bera, Hera, Kera, Mera, Nera, Pera, Sebra, Sela, Sena▼, Sheera, Sher, Shera, Sheraa, Sherae, Sherah, Sherai, Sheray, Sheri▼, Sheria, Shery, Shira, Shura, Shyra, Tera▼ and Vera▼. These names tend to be more frequently used than Sera.
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