Ladara
Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Ladara
Ladara derives from Latin roots, with "lad" potentially relating to "ladanum" (a resin) or functioning as a diminutive prefix, combined with the feminine suffix "-ara," meaning something akin to "little" or descriptive of a substance/quality.
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Etymology
Ladara derives from Latin roots, with "lad" potentially relating to "ladanum" (a resin) or functioning as a diminutive prefix, combined with the feminine suffix "-ara," meaning something akin to "little" or descriptive of a substance/quality. The name appears primarily in English-speaking and Western contexts with no strong historical documentation in any major religious or cultural tradition.
Ladara currently ranks #14,161 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1990.
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