Dilara

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Dilly bean, dill pickle.
― noisynora  12/6/2020
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Also used in Bangladesh. https://forebears.io/x/forenames/dilara
― Mab1996  1/30/2020
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Such a beautiful name. My daughter‘s names are Dilara and Eliana, we are from Spain.
― Anonymous User  4/6/2019
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Dilara Ahmetagic
(Tennis Player)
Dilara Alekbar qizi Eliyeva
Dilara Bastar
(singer)
Dilara Bilge
(Volleyball Player)
Dilara Braun
(Artist)
Dilara Findikoglu
(Fashion Designer)
Dilara Gadél
(singer)
Dilara Hashem
(Authors)
Dilara Kaya
(Basketball Player)
Dilara Kazimova
(Singer)
Dilara Khatmullina
(Chess Player)
Dilara Mamedova
(spanish WDSF dance- Athlete)
Dilara Schröder
(Artist)
Dilara Seier
(Author)
Dilara Spicer
(US-Tennis Player)
Dilara Uralp
(Surfer)
Dilara Vorfolomeyeva
(Singer).
― Anonymous User  12/28/2018
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English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Turkish, Azerbaijan.
― Anonymous User  12/28/2018
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Dilara is the name of Prof. Owen Gingerich‘s granddaughter.
― Anonymous User  12/28/2018
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Dilara is pronounced like Rihanna ‘Dee-lara’.
― Anonymous User  12/28/2018
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Dilara or Delara can be a given name or surname in several languages. It is a variant of the Spanish or French habitational name Lara.
― Anonymous User  6/19/2018
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Dilara in Persian means "beauty of hearth", Persian "دل آرا". This is an obvious Persian name. [noted -ed]
― Anonymous User  3/22/2016
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The Turkish alphabet is a little bit different than the alphabet that is usually used in Western Europe, and as a result, this name can be spelled either with a dot on the 'i', or without a dot.
― Lucille  11/22/2009
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The meaning is: to win, to move into hearts.
The origin is from the old Persian. Meanwhile this will award name as a Turkish one, however, also as Spanish name. Variations are Di-lara and Dylara.
― emelsd  10/14/2009
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Derived from Iranian "DILORO" (DIL-heart, ORO-favourable).
― maks  9/29/2007
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This is a beautiful, musical name.
― Star Sister  10/12/2006
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