Ashra
a-sh-ra
Origin:Arabic
Meaning:Tenth day; Most noble, most excellent; Influence; Reliable, shelter; Level plain; Happy
Ashra is a given name whose origin and gender are somewhat of a mystery. Ashra may stem from Āshūrā, the Arabic word for the 10th day of the month, ideal if baby is punctual in their arrival. It could also be a form of the gender-neutral Ashraf, an Arabic name that showers baby with praise by meaning “most noble” or “most excellent.” Adding to that is Ashra’s Hindi roots, where it may most commonly mean “influence,” “reliable,” and “shelter.” Not stopping there, it could be inspired by the Hebrew Asshur, a traditionally masculine name meaning “happy” or “level plain.” Wherever in the world this name calls to you, there’s no denying its warm chime that simply must be answered.
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Name Doctor, Ashraf
Wisdom Library, Asra, Ashra, Aśra, Āśra, Āsra, Āsrā: 19 definitions, Hindi dictionary, April 2024
Wisdom Library, Asara, Asāra, Āśara, Āśāra, Ashara: 24 definitions, Hindi dictionary, May 2024
Rekhta Dictionary, English meaning of ashra
Abarim Publications, Asshur meaning, May 2024
Britannica, Āshūrā`, Islamic holy day, August 2024
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