The name is either a Spanish form of Maura or it may come directly from the Spanish word for blackberry.
Currently, Mora is the 42nd most popular female name in Argentina, (2009).
The name is either a Spanish form of Maura or it may come directly from the Spanish word for blackberry.
Currently, Mora is the 42nd most popular female name in Argentina, (2009).
Gender: Feminine
Origin: Estonian
Meaning: “raspberry.”
(VAH-rih-kah)
Another summery, fruity appellation, this comes directly from the Estonian word for the raspberry. Its designated name day in Estonia is July 27.
Gender: Feminine
Origin: Estonian
Meaning: “strawberry.”
(MAH-sih-kah).
The name comes directly from the Estonian word for the Strawberry. Summer is strawberry season and today also happens to be Maasika’s name-day.
Maasika is a legit feminine name in Estonia, and if you want something natury and fruity, this might be a nice nod without it sounding too ridiculous.
It even appears on the Estonian calender, its designated name day is July 27.
Gender: Feminine
Origin: Polish/Serbo-Croatian
Meaning: “strawberry” in Serbo-Croat and “berry” in Polish
(yah-GOH-dah)
July is Strawberry season, so I thought I’d give the time of day to write about this name. In Poland the name actually started out as a form of Jadwiga, but with its coincidental meaning of “berry” in Polish, it broke off as an independent name. In Serbo-Croatian the name specifically means “strawberry.”