Artura as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Artura

What is the meaning of the name Artura ?

The baby name Artura is a Female name , 3 syllables long and is pronounced English: /ɑrˈtuːrə/ (ar-TOO-rah); Spanish: [arˈtuɾa] (ar-TOO-ra).

Artura is in Origin.

Artura is a modern feminine form of Arthur/Arturo, drawing on Celtic and Latin roots. The Arthur name likely derives either from the Brittonic element arth/artos “bear” or from the Roman family name Artorius, with the Celtic bear etymology often favored in folk interpretation. As a result, Artura carries meanings such as “bear” and by extension “strength, protection,” echoing the legendary aura of King Arthur.

While never common, Artura appears sporadically in 20th–21st‑century usage as a creative feminization in English- and Spanish-speaking communities. Close variants and elaborations include Arthura, Arthurine, and Arthurina; related masculine forms are Arthur (English), Arturo (Spanish/Italian), Artur (several European languages), Artúr (Irish), Artair (Scottish Gaelic), and Artūras (Lithuanian). Nicknames can include Artie, Ari, or Tura. The name’s chivalric and mythic associations give it a vintage‑modern balance: familiar through the Arthurian tradition yet distinctive in its feminine form.