Sometimes, a beautiful song is all it takes to ensnare heartbeats and carry the soul on a glorious ascension to the stars. It's a beautiful name, and I'm sure that its bearers, too, possess otherworldly beauty. Really, it's such a divinity that I am ashamed not to have mentioned it by now -- it used to be my favorite Hebrew name, testament to my love for spreading the magic in names such as these.
Hi to everyone reading this! Hope you’re having a good day or night. I just wanted to take a minute to talk about the name “Shira”. I know someone who has this name and she spells it as “Sheera” because her mom was scared people would call her “shY-ra”. Everyone was always obsessed with her name because it’s so beautiful. The name Shira means song. My friend loved to sing and she was good :) I think that names really connect to someone’s personality. It’s really amazing how everything turns out. I’ve learned a lot from my friend Sheera- especially about her name. One thing she taught me is that the name is a HEBREW name :) hahah just needed to get it out there. But really- it’s a beautiful name and I hope it will never disappear! Bye for now. Have a good day or night :)
― Anonymous User 12/24/2020
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This is my mom's Hebrew name. She was named after her great-grandfather. It is the feminine version of his name, which was Shiran, I believe.
― Anonymous User 7/26/2019
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This name makes me think of Shira Brie, an Imperial assassin in Star Wars trained by Darth Vader who later became the Dark Lady of the Sith Lumiya. I consider her to be one of the best villains in Star Wars.
This is my mom's name, she spells it 'sheera', since her mom didn't want people to mispronounce it as 'shy-ra'. Definitely Hebrew origin, meaning poem/song, although perhaps there is a similar name coming from other origins too.
― Anonymous User 8/21/2014
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The name Shira was given to 78 baby girls born in the US in 2012.
How about this for a theory, for those of you who think it's a Spanish name: The name was used by Sephardi Jews in Spain, and then their Spanish neighbors borrowed it. Anyone agree?
I think that it is a Spanish name, but I know for a fact that it is a Hebrew name. It originated in Hebrew, and was probably taken by the Spanish. Many names are like that.
― Anonymous User 2/20/2006
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