Chiara

Chiara is a beautiful name, but it is very common in Italy, especially for girls around my age. My mom loved this name but ended up choosing a different name for me.

Beautiful!

The meaning of this name is just as gorgeous as its Italian pronunciation, no wonder it's one of the most popular names in Italy.

GORGEOUS in an Italian accent. I prefer Chiara said by an Italian and Clara said by English speaking. Both lovely.

This is my first name and I love it, it reminds me of an intellectual woman which I really consider myself to be! Also I prefer this version over Clara because is more exclusively Italian.

Beautiful, especially when said in an Italian accent :)

So so cute! Wow I love it I think.

It sounds like my name and better than the Irish name Ciara.

Chiara... A beautiful elegant name.

Chiara is an Italian female text to speech voice I like. She is my favorite.

Lovely name. Definitely better than Claire/Clair and Kiara. I also think this name would make a nice sibling set with Elio.

This is an awesome name! Everyone ignores it so much but it’s such an elegant ITALIAN name that is way too ignored. All Chiaras: be lucky you have such a great name!

Such a lovely sounding name but an unattractive and unappealing spelling. Kiara is the spelling I would use.

Another gorgeous Italian name! Love it!

I love the name Chiara. It's a popular Italian name. I can't stand Kiara/Keeara etc, though. It's NOT pronounced like Kierra as someone here wrote. It's kee-AH-ra.

Chiara is a pretty name. It's my name and it is annoying of people saying it wrong, but that just shows that it's unique. It is pronounced kee-era. Kiara is how it sounds but it is spelled differently. Im in middle school so I hear it said wrong all the time. I hear Ciara, Chi-ara and kee-ara, but after a while you get used to it. When someone calls Ciara or any of the other names I know that they're calling me.

This name is so pretty. I don't like seeing it Anglicised, but it's understandable since the original spelling is so easy to mispronounce.

Chiara is my name, and I grow to like it. When I was a little girl I used to dislike it, but now at 30 I simply adore it. It's strong and feminine at the same time, simple and elegant. It's pronounced "KEE-ARA" and not "Chee-era" or "Ky-ara" like most English speaking people do. Unfortunately, in Italy it has become a very common name. Still, I like it.