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What does Keira mean?
Keira 
▼ as a girls' name has its roots in Irish and Greek, and Keira means "black; lord". Keira is a version of Ciara (Irish, Gaelic). Keira is also a derivative of Kiara (Irish). Keira is also used as a variation of Kyra (Greek).
STARTS WITH Ke-
Variations
VARIANTS Kyrra, Kyrie, Kyria, Kyrha, Kyrah, Kira, Kierra▼, Kiera▼, Kiarra▼, Keera, Keearra, Keara▼, Kaira
RELATIONS VIA CIARA, KIARA, KYRA Ceara, Cearaa, Cearia, Cearra, Chiara, Cieara, Ciera▼, Cierra▼, Searra, Siara, Sierra▼
CREATIVE FORMS(female) Keika, ..
(male) Keika, ..
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Keira Westlyn (K.W.), ..
How popular is Keira?
Keira is a somewhat prominent first name for females (#4237 out of 4276, Top 99%) but an unusual surname for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)
Keira entered the list in 1980-1989 and reached its apex position of #109 in the U.S. in 2006, and is at #365 presently. (TOP BABY NAMES, 2018)
Which version is better?
Ceara, Chiara (#1391 LAST YEAR), Ciara (#1007), Ciera, Cierra, Kaira (#1429), Keara, Kiara (#336), Kiarra, Kiera (#851), Kierra, Kira (#378), Kyra (#612), Kyrah, Kyrie (#1438), Siara and Sierra (#452) are the prominent varying forms of Keira (#365). These forms of Keira were at the top of their popularity 19 years ago (AVERAGE #905) and are now much less popular (#1347, 72% LESS USAGE), with forms like Kiera becoming less fashionable.
Similar Names
Keira▼ is pronounced similarly to Caera, Cara▼, Cora▼, Kara▼, Karah, Kari▼, Karra, Karrah, Karry, Kera, Keree, Keri▼, Kerra, Kerrey, Kerri▼, Kerria, Kerrie▼, Kerry▼, Kirra▼, Kirya, Kora▲, Kori▲, Korri, Korry and Kory. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Adira, Amira▲, Behira, Cedra, Ceira, Daeira, Dedra, Devra, Edira, Fedra, Gevira, Kaia▲, Keana▼, Kecia, Kefeira, Kefira, Kefirah, Keiana, Keiba, Keiki, Keila, Keili, Kelda, Kena, Kenia▲, Kenina, Kenza, Ketifa, Ketura, Keva, Kevia, Kia▼, Kiba, Kina, Klara, Kliara, Meira, Moira, Nedra, Nehira, Pera, Seara, Semira, Teara, Tedra, Veera, Veira, Yaira, Yeira and Zefira. These names tend to be less frequently used than Keira.
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