Kiara
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Kiara is a female given name and is pronounced /kiˈɑrə/ kee-AR-ə. It may be a variant of the (Italian) name Chiara, meaning "bright", or of the (Irish) name Ciara. It means "small, dark thing" in Swahili.
People:
- Saint Cera, also spelled MAM, a 7th century Irish Roman Catholic saint
- Kiara (Venezuelan entertainer) (born 1960), singer, actress, and TV presenter
- Kiki Bosio (born 1987), real first name Kiara, American professional soccer player
- Kiara Brinkman (born 1979), American writer
- Kiara Nowlin (born 1995), American gymnast, World Champion Power Tumbler, and cheerleader
Music:
- "Kiara", a song by Bonobo from Black Sands
Kiara is Swahili meaning "to change or make a difference" Kiara is not a name. Although is often used as a name by African Americans. There was a R&B duo from Detroit Named Kiara which helped to popularize the usage as a name in the 90s.
Other:
- Kiara, Western Australia, a suburb of Perth
- Kiara, character in The Lion King II: Simba's Pride.
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