What Does the Name Amira Mean?

Amira is a girl's name of Arabic (also Hebrew) origin meaning “princess, leader (Arabic); treetop/utterance (Hebrew).”

Updated June 2026

NameAmira
Genderfemale
OriginArabic (also Hebrew)
Meaningprincess, leader (Arabic); treetop/utterance (Hebrew)
VariantsAmeera, Amirah, Emira, Mira
PopularityWidely used across the Arab world and increasingly in the West; in the U.S. it reached roughly the top 300-400 in recent years.

The meaning and origin of Amira

The name Amira means princess, leader (Arabic); treetop/utterance (Hebrew) and has Arabic (also Hebrew) origins. Amira is an Arabic name meaning 'princess' or 'commander,' the feminine of amir ('prince, ruler'). A distinct Hebrew name Amira also exists, meaning 'speech' or 'treetop.'

Variants and related names

Amira is related to several other names you may recognize: Ameera, Amirah, Emira, Mira. These share a common root or are spelling and language variants of the same name.

How popular is the name Amira?

Widely used across the Arab world and increasingly in the West; in the U.S. it reached roughly the top 300-400 in recent years.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the name Amira mean?+

The name Amira means “princess, leader (Arabic); treetop/utterance (Hebrew)” and is of Arabic (also Hebrew) origin.

What is the origin of the name Amira?+

Amira originates from Arabic (also Hebrew).

Is Amira a popular name?+

Yes — see the popularity note above for how Amira has trended in the US over time.

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Sources

  1. Behind the Name — Etymology and history of first namesBehind the Name
  2. US Social Security Administration — Popular baby names by yearSocial Security Administration
  3. A Dictionary of First Names — Oxford ReferenceOxford University Press

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