Name Detail
Odra
star of the night
Female
Mongolian steppe / Literary English / Irish / Arabic / Persian
2 syllables
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Name
Odra
Origin
Mongolian steppe / Literary English / Irish / Arabic / Persian
Gender
Female
Meaning
star of the night
Detailed Meaning
Nomadic peoples navigated by the stars across vast distances. This name honors the celestial guides and the beauty of the night sky over the open plains.
Inspired by the quiet corners of vintage bookshops where readers lose themselves in tales. This name carries the warmth of worn leather bindings and the gentle rustle of turning pages.
Inspired by the quiet corners of vintage bookshops where readers lose themselves in tales. This name carries the warmth of worn leather bindings and the gentle rustle of turning pages.
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Syllable Breakdown
1. od (prefix)
2. ra (suffix)
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Odra Name Meaning and Style
Odra is a female name of Mongolian steppe / Literary English / Irish / Arabic / Persian origin, meaning star of the night.
It appears in the celestial, color, Islamic name collections and has 2 syllables. Browse the related Mongolian steppe / Literary English / Irish / Arabic / Persian names below for alternatives with a similar background.
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