The baby name Dilâra is a Female name , 3 syllables long and is pronounced dee-LAH-rah (IPA: /diˈlɑːrɑ/; Turkish: /diˈlaːɾa/).
Dilâra is Persian in Origin.
The baby name Dilâra is a Female name , 3 syllables long and is pronounced dee-LAH-rah (IPA: /diˈlɑːrɑ/; Turkish: /diˈlaːɾa/).
Dilâra is Persian in Origin.
Dilâra is a Persian-derived feminine name built from dil “heart” and ārā/âra “to adorn, beautify,” yielding senses such as “adornment of the heart,” “heart-delighting,” or “she who gladdens the heart.” It appears as a beloved’s name and epithet in classical Persian ghazals, then traveled through Ottoman court culture into Turkish naming, and is also found in Kurdish, Urdu, and Central Asian contexts. In modern Turkey it has been steadily popular since the mid‑20th century, appreciated for its lyrical sound and romantic meaning.
Variants and spellings include Dilara (most common modern form), Delara/Delâra (Persian-influenced), Dil Ara (Urdu spacing), and Kurdish Dîlara. The Turkish circumflex in Dilâra marks a long â and softens the preceding consonant; many contemporary usages omit the diacritic. Short forms and related nicknames include Dila and Lara. Cognate, thematically related Persianate names include Dilruba (“heart-stealing”) and Delnaz (“beloved of the heart”).
Dilâra is exceptionally rare. There are only 3 recorded uses on record, spread over 1 country.
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Based on birth registration data from national statistics agencies.
| Country | Gender | Year | Rank | Born | of |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TR | 0 | #1,252 | 3 | 19,440 |
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