Imara
Fact sheet
- Name
- Imara
- Gender
- Girl name
- Syllables
- 3
Imara is a girl's name that is primarily used in the Swahili language of African origin. Translated, the name means "the one with a strong will."
What does the name Imara mean?
Imara is a girl's first name that comes from the African language Swahili. The meaning of the name can be directly translated as "the one with a strong will." Its roots lie in the Arabic term 'imāra (عِمَارَة), which stands for "strong," "firm," "stable," and "permanent."
Where does the name Imara come from?
The name Imara has Arabic roots and means "the one with a strong will." The composition of the Arabic word 'imāra (عِمَارَة) represents terms such as strong, firm, stable, and permanent. Imara is also common in the African language Swahili.
How do you pronounce Imara?
The pronunciation of the name Imara is three syllables and has a gentle rhythm. In the German pronunciation, it is usually pronounced as "I-ma-ra" [iˈmaːʁa]. The name begins with a clear i sound that conveys lightness and clarity. The stressed middle syllable brings a pleasant sound quality with its open a, while the final -ra creates a soft echo. This makes Imara sound melodic and harmonious - bright at the beginning and warm at the end.
Popularity
In Germany, Imara enjoys great popularity as a girl's name. The name currently ranks 2,723rd on the list of the most common female first names. Imara reached its best placement in 2023 with rank 1,810. In the last ten years, the name has been given about 90 times, placing it at 2,629th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 3,119th.
Nicknames & pet names
Imi / Mara
Famous people
- Imara Esteves Ribalta (Cuban beach volleyball player)
Frequently asked questions about the name Imara
Where does the name Imara come from?
Imara has its roots in Arabic and is also common in Swahili.
What does the name Imara mean?
The name Imara means 'the one with a strong will' and is derived from the Arabic term for stability and strength.
How popular is the name Imara?
Imara is becoming increasingly popular, especially in multicultural societies.