Meaning, origin and history of the name Sera

Gender Feminine

Pronounced Pron. /ˈsɛɹ.ə/ [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

Either a variant of Sarah or a short form of Seraphina.

Other Languages & CulturesSara(Albanian) Sara(Amharic) Sara, Sarah(Arabic) Sarah(Biblical) Sarrha(Biblical Greek) Sara(Biblical Hebrew) Sara, Sarra(Biblical Latin) Sara(Bosnian) Sara(Catalan) Sara(Croatian) Sára(Czech) Sara, Sarah(Danish) Sara, Sarah, Saar, Sarina(Dutch) Saara, Saija, Salli, Sara, Sari(Finnish) Sara, Sarah, Séraphine(French) Sara(Galician) Sara, Sarah, Sarina, Seraphina(German) Sara(Greek) Kala(Hawaiian) Sara, Sarah, Sarit(Hebrew) Sára, Sári, Sárika(Hungarian) Sara(Icelandic) Sara, Serafina, Fina(Italian) Seraphina(Late Roman) Sara(Macedonian) Sara, Sarah(Norwegian) Sara(Persian) Sara(Polish) Sara, Serafina(Portuguese) Sara(Romanian) Serafima(Russian) Sara(Serbian) Sára(Slovak) Sara(Slovene) Sara, Serafina, Fina, Sarita(Spanish) Sara, Sarah, Sassa(Swedish) Sara(Tigrinya) Sare(Turkish) Suri, Tzeitel(Yiddish)

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