Syrah

Syrah is a modern female first name that is common in both English and Dutch. It derives from Sara, which in turn goes back to the name Sarai. The meaning of the name includes terms such as 'the mistress', 'the princess', or 'the lady'.

What does the name Syrah mean?

The name Syrah is the modern form of Sara in English and Dutch and traces back to the original name Sarai. It means 'the mistress', 'the princess', or 'the lady'. Its origins can be found in the Ancient Hebrew words sara (שָׂרָה) and saráy (שָׂרָי), which mean 'the princess', 'the ruler', 'the mistress', and 'the lady'. Other variants include Saraya, Sarajah, Saraia, Sarya, and Saraj.

Where does the name Syrah come from?

The first name Syrah has Ancient Hebrew roots and means 'the mistress'. The components consist of the Ancient Hebrew words sara (שָׂרָה) and saráy (שָׂרָי), which mean 'the princess', 'the ruler', 'the mistress', and 'the lady'. The languages in which the name appears are English and Dutch.

How do you pronounce Syrah?

Syrah is pronounced like 'Si-ra'.

When is the name day of Syrah?

Syrah is celebrated on March 5, July 13, and October 9.

Popularity

In Germany, Syrah is a rare first name. It has never achieved a notable ranking in the German name popularity lists. The best ranking in Canada was in 2003 at 2,506th place. In the last ten years, the name has been given less than ten times there, resulting in a 3,914th place in the ten-year statistics. Considering the period from 1980 to 2024, it ranks 4,515th in Canada.