A Blend of Beauty
Almyra appears to be a modern creation, blending elements of several names. It’s often seen as a combination of ‘Alba’ (meaning ‘white’ or ‘dawn’), and ‘Myra’, which has Greek origins potentially relating to ‘bitter’ but is more commonly associated with the ancient city of Myra in Lycia.
Pronunciation Guide
IPA: /ˈæl.mɪ.rə/
Phonetic: AL-mi-ruh
Gender
female
Nicknames & Variations
Famous Faces
- Almyra Stone — Contemporary artist known for mixed media sculptures.
Cultural Echoes
While not tied to a specific ancient culture, the name evokes classical influences through its components. ‘Myra’ has historical significance in Greek mythology and Roman history. The combination lends itself well to modern fantasy and literary contexts.
Global Footprint
Almyra is currently most popular in English-speaking countries like the United States, Canada, and Australia. It’s gaining traction globally as parents seek unique yet beautiful names.
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Quick Questions
Is Almyra a biblical name?
No, Almyra is not found in the Bible.
What does Myra mean?
Myra’s meaning is debated; it could relate to ‘bitter’ or be associated with the ancient city of Myra.