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Ohara

oh-HAH-ruh

Ohara is a unisex name of Irish origin, meaning “A surname of Irish and Scottish origin meaning 'from the green field' or 'descendant of Ó h'Raghaill'.”, and peaked in popularity in 1953.

Letters5
Syllables3
OriginIrish

What Ohara Means

A surname of Irish and Scottish origin meaning 'from the green field' or 'descendant of Ó h'Raghaill'.

The Story of Ohara

This name whispers of open spaces and the enduring spirit of the earth itself.

Ohara, a name that traces its lineage back to the emerald landscapes of Ireland and Scotland, is often associated with the meaning 'from the green field'. It also signifies the descendant of a specific Irish clan. Its use as a given name is quite rare, appearing only sporadically in records.

You see your child thriving in open air, a spirit as resilient and natural as the landscape itself. Ohara is for a son or daughter who will find strength in independence and charm in simplicity, embodying a grounded yet spirited nature.

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Numerology

8

The Achiever

Powerful, determined, and success-oriented. Names at 8 project confidence and ambition.

Famous Namesakes

  • Daniel O'Hara

    Irish revolutionary leader known for the Battle of Carrick.

  • Scarlett O'Hara

    Fictional protagonist from the novel and film 'Gone with the Wind'.

Personality Traits

NaturalResilientCharmingIndependent

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Peak Year

#6 in 1953

Total Births

26

First Recorded

1953

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