Ra ending baby names and what they mean, with 366 results. -ra names are used more often as feminine names. These girl names reached the apex of their popularity 7 decades ago (ADOPTION OF 6.33%) and are now significantly less widespread (ADOPTION 2.87%, ▼55%), with names like Vera going out of style. The more fashionable names for newborns in this list are Aurora (#44), Nora (#30), Amara (#193), Samara (#256) and Zara (#253), while Camara (TOP 3%) and Vara (7%) are familiar -ra surnames.

Abra - Almera

Abra
Derivative of Hebrew, Arabic, Akan languages. "Father of many." Aira is a moderately common kid's name. See also Aura.

Adara¹, var. Adra¹
From Arabic, Greek, Hebrew elements. "Virgin; beauty; noble." Popular. Compare Adara and common last names Avara (UPPER 40%), Arcara (42%), which also end with -ara.

Adira, var. Edira, Adeera
Based on Hebrew language. "Strong, noble, powerful." Usage of Adira, Adeera, etc. as girls' names in 2018 was 2.7% less than a year ago.

Adora, var. Dora▼
From Greek, Old German, Latin languages. "A gift; beloved; adored." Usage of Adora and Dora as baby names in 2018 was down 100% compared to the previous year.

Adra², var. Adara²
Based on Arabic language. "Virgin." Less popular today. Adara was the form last found (1999) in the Top 2000.

Adra³
Var. of Adrienne. Root fr. Latin word. "From Hadria." Adra is commonly used as a girls' name compared to other versions. See also Adorae.

Aesara
From Greek word. Aesaar and Aesari are creative forms. See also Ashra.

Ophra, Ofra, Aphra¹, Afra¹
Forms of Ophrah. Root fr. Hebrew language. "Young deer, fawn; place of dust." Afra, Ofra, etc. are not Top 2000 names.

Aphra², Afra²
Var. of Orpah. Derivative of Hebrew element. "Fawn." Outside Top 2000.

Afra³, var. Aphra³, Affra, Affera
Derivative of Hebrew, Arabic words. "Young deer; color of earth." Affera, Afra, etc. are seldom found as female names.

Akira
Root fr. Japanese. "Bright, clear, ideal." Akira is uncommon as a women's name. Cross-gender use.

Akyra
Stems fr. Japanese. "Bright, clear, ideal." Not in Top 2000. See also Azra.

Aldara¹
Var. of Alda. Source fr. Old German word. "Old, prosperous." Aldapa (UPPER 61%), Aldava (33%) are common surnames. See also Aludra.

Aldora, var. Aldara²
Origin fr. Greek language. "Winged gift." Not in Top 2000.

Alegra¹
From Latin element. "Cheerful." Unique. Alegra is not found in the US Demographics.

Alessandra¹▲, var. Alyssandra
Derivative of Greek element. Italian and Spanish form of Alexandra. Adoption of Alessandra and Alyssandra as children's names in 2018 was up 43.6% compared to a decade ago.

Alexandra▼, var. Zondra, Zohndra, Zanndra, Zandra, Zahndra, Sondra▼, Xandra, Sohndra, Shura, Sanndra, Sandra▼, Lisandra, Lissandra, Alyxandra, Allexandra, Allessandra, Allejandra, Alexsandra, Alixandra, Alessandra²▲, Aleksandra, Alejandra▼, Alandra
Root fr. Greek. "Man's defender." Alessandra is a chic version.

Allegra, var. Leggra, Legra, Alegra²
From Italian element. "Gay and jaunty." Allegra (TOP 26%) and Legra (60%) are found commonly as last names.

Allura, var. Alura, Alloura
Based on Old French element. "To entice, attract." Rare. Allura, Alloura and Alura are not found in the US Demographics.

Almera, var. Myra, Mira▲, Meera▲, Mera, Elmyra, Elmera, Elmira▼, Elmeera, Ellmera, Edelmira, Almyra, Almeera, Almira, Allmeera
Root fr. Arabic. "Princess." Usage of Elmira as a children's name has decreased circa 1880-1889.