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What does Ciera mean?
Ciera 
▼ as a girls' name is of Spanish origin, and the meaning of Ciera is "black; saw". Ciera is a version of Ciara (Irish, Gaelic). Ciera is also a form of Sierra (Spanish): place name for the western mountains.
STARTS WITH Ci-
ASSOCIATED WITH black
Variations
VARIANTS Siera, Siara, Searra, Cierrah, Cierra▼, Cieria, Ciearra, Cieara, Ciarrah, Ciarra▼, Ciaara, Cearra, Cearia, Cearaa, Ceara
ALTERNATIVE FORMS VIA CIARA, SIERRA Chiara, Ciaran, Keara▼, Keira▼, Kiara▼, Kiera▼
CREATIVE FORMS(female) Ceera, ..
(male) Cier, ..
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Ciera Zinnia (C.Z.), ..
How popular is Ciera?
Ciera is a somewhat prominent first name for females (#2463 out of 4276, Top 58%) but an unusual surname for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)
Ciera entered the list in 1980-1989 and reached its top rank of #374 in the U.S. in the year 1993, but is not ranked at the moment. (2018 U.S. SSA RECORDS)
Which version is better?
Prominent alternative forms of Ciera listed in the Top 2000 are Ceara, Chiara (#1391 VIA LATEST LIST), Ciara (#1007), Ciarra, Cierra, Keara, Keira (#365), Kiara (#336), Kiera (#851), Siara, Siera and Sierra (#452). Adoption of these forms of Ciera was more pronounced in the year 1999 (AVERAGE #883) and has become much lower since (#1415, ▼76.7%), with versions such as Cierra becoming less trendy.
Similar Names
Ciera▼ is alike in pronunciation to Ceira, Cera, Cerea, Ceri, Ceria, Cerria, Cira, Ciri, Cyra, Cyrah, Sahra, Saira, Sara▼, Sarra, Seara, Seeria, Sera, Serah, Siri, Siria, Zahra▲, Zaira, Zara▲, Zayra and Zora. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Amera, Atera, Bera, Caera, Cara▼, Cedra, Cela, Chara, Chela, Cher, Cheray, Chere, Cheri▼, Chery, Cilia, Cilla, Cinda, Cintra, Citara, Clara▼, Cleta, Cliara, Clora, Cora▼, Eidra, Eigra, Emera, Fiora, Keera, Kera, Kierra▼, Kitra, Liora, Lira, Meera▲, Mera, Mira▲, Mirra, Mitra, Neera, Nira, Pera, Piera, Pietra, Shera, Sidra, Tera▼, Tiera▼, Tierra▼ and Vera▼. These names tend to be less frequently used than Ciera.
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