Kiara
कियाराbright, clear
Girl name · Origin not documented
मायरा
sweet, beloved
No dictionary records this spelling yet; the meaning above is the one families use.
Auntie's synthesized voice says “Myra!” Regional and family pronunciations can differ.
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View your favoritesMyra has a documented English literary history, but no verified Indian derivation in the available evidence. Wiktionary associates its creation with the poet Fulke Greville, possibly as an anagram of Mary. The naming reference also proposes Latin myrra, ‘myrrh’. Neither account establishes ‘sweet’ or ‘beloved’. Those meanings should be treated as unsupported interpretations, while the literary origin and uncertainty about Greville's intended derivation remain clear.
No dictionary entry documents this spelling with that sense, so the meaning above is the one families use, not a dictionary definition. How we use sources.
Myra is read my-ra in English, in two syllables with the vowel of ‘my’. मायरा is a Devanagari rendering. Maira and Mayra are alternative Roman spellings, but a spoken example is useful because vowel combinations may be read differently across languages.
Also spelled Maira, Mayra.