Girl Names Ending with -rah

There are 14 -rah names for baby girls. Displayed on this page are -rah names 1 to 14. Within these names, Sarah (English, French, and German) was the most popular in 2007, followed by Deborah (English, French, German, and Hebrew). The unusual -rah names are Amirah (Arabic), Carah (English), Ciarrah (English), Cierrah (English), Dinorah (Portuguese and Spanish), Kyrah (English), Marah (English and German), Naarah (English, German, and Hebrew), Siarah (English), Zahrah (Arabic), Zarah (German), and Zipporah (English, German, and Hebrew).

-rah names are somewhat popular as baby girl names. The names' popularity increased from the 1940s up to the 1950s. Their usage peaked in 1954 with 2.948% of baby girls being given -rah names. Within the top 1000 baby names then, there were 2 -rah names. The names have slipped in popularity since then. In 2007, their total usage was only 0.489% with 2 -rah names listed among the top 1000. Among all -rah names, Sarah (English, French, and German) was the most widely used, with a ranking of #18 and a usage of 0.4713%.

Amirah ... prince, ruler, emir, ... language of origin is Arabic and it is also ... variant form of Amira ...

Carah ... dear, beloved ... has its origins in the Italian language and ... variant form of Cara ...

Ciarrah ... little dark one, little ... language of origin is Celtic and it is ... form of Ciara ...

Cierrah ... little dark one, little ... used predominantly in English and its ... variant of Ciara ...

Deborah 780 ... bee ... used chiefly in English, French, ... meaning of the name is often associated with ...

Dinorah ... light, fire ... language of origin is Aramaic, and it is used ... infrequently used as a baby name for ...

Kyrah ... far-sighted; throne; ... largely used in English and its origin ... variant of Kyra ...

Marah ... bitter ... used predominantly in English and ... derived from Hebrew origins ... variant of Mara ...

Naarah ... girl, maiden ... of Hebrew origin, and it is used mainly ... name was borne in the Bible by the second ...

Sarah 18 ... princess, lady ... primarily used in English, French, and ... name was borne in the Bible by the mother of ...

Siarah ... mountain range ... language of origin is Spanish and it is used ... variation of Sierra ...

Zahrah ... blossoming flower ... of Arabic origin and it is also used ... not widely used as a baby name for ...

Zarah ... princess, lady ... used chiefly in the German language and ... variation of Sarah ...

Zipporah ... bird ... used predominantly in the English, ... name was borne by the wife of Moses in the ...