Audra

AWD-rah
Meaning: Noble strength or nobility
Gender
Girl
Origin
Latin, European, Romance languages
Popularity Rank
#1846 (girls)
#3446 (overall)

Popularity Summary

Audra has maintained a steady, modest popularity, appreciated for its distinctive, lyrical quality and rich historical roots, making it a popular choice for parents seeking a timeless yet uncommon name.

Why Parents Choose Audra

Parents often choose the name Audra for its unique sound, elegant feel, and the meaningful connection to nobility and strength, making it a beautiful choice that stands out.

History & Cultural Significance

Derived from the Latin word 'audere,' meaning 'to dare,' Audra has historically been used to symbolize bravery and noble qualities. Its use gained popularity in various European countries and has seen a resurgence in modern times as a distinctive and graceful name.

Audra is often associated with elegance and grace, reflecting qualities of nobility and strength rooted in Latin origins.

Notable People Named Audra

  • Audra McDonald, Tony-winning singer and actress
  • Audra Lindley, American actress known for 'Three's Company'
  • Audra Mari, beauty pageant titleholder and model

Name Variations

Audrey Aurea Auda

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Similar Sounding Names

Ava Ada Aura

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Pop Culture References

  • Audra McDonald's acclaimed performances
  • The character Audra in the novel 'The Great Gatsby'