My name is Azure and I have always loved it. It’s a name that makes me feel unique and special! I feel as though it’s a name that could be remembered. It sounds like it could be the name of a god or goddess. I think it’s a uni-sex name and would be a wonderful name to give yourself or a child.
I love colour names! In fact, Azzurra (the Italian form) is already on my list.I was really surprised when I found that the z in Azure is pronounced more like 'Asia' than 'zoom'. This fact is so particular!I think that Azure is a whimsical, ethereal, modern, bright name! It's fresh but very elegant and refined too!
This a great name, my daughter is Azure, she has big blue eyes and blonde hair. No matter where we go when they hear Azure they know exactly who I'm talking about. She is now 27. The first thing people ask is if her parents are hippies... lol nope, we are not hippies. The name is beautiful just like my daughter! I have always loved her name. She does too now! (She only wanted to change it once (to sue, 3 letters and easy to spell!)
― Anonymous User 1/18/2018
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I know a woman named Azure and it suits her. She has brown eyes and hair though, but its still nice. I thinks its better than Azura, and it's better than Asher on a girl.
― Anonymous User 9/8/2017
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The name Azure was given to 15 boys and 26 girls in the US in 2016.
I really like this name, but I would never name my daughter this, because it's like naming a kid "Orange" or "Green" or "Purple" or something. At least it's not as bad as naming your kid "Blue". :)
I once saw this movie names "Azur et Asmar" or "The Princes' Quest" in English-speaking countries (the original is "Azur et Asmar" and is a French movie.) I much prefer it as a boy's name when spelled without the "e".
I slightly prefer the sound of Azura, but this is the one that isn't used in the Bible, even if it derives from that name. This is a cool and pretty name, but it sounds quite foreign. I like the meaning behind it, though, as I love the sky, and blue in its many shades is my favorite color. I'm not sure what name this could go with, though.
I think this name sounds so unique but not outlandish. It reminds me of a beautiful yet quirky girl who loves art or music. Would name my daughter this if I ever had one.
The American Heritage English Dictionary says: Middle English, from Old French azur, from Medieval Latin azura, from Arabic al-lâzaward, the Azure : al-, the + lâzaward, Azure (from Persian lâjward, lapis lazuli). [noted -ed]