Origin and Meaning of Isaura

The name Isaura is often interpreted to mean 'gentle breeze', 'light', or 'soft air'.

Origin: Greek - Derived from the Greek word 'aisthesis' which means 'sensation' or 'perception', the name Isaura is also associated with the Greek term for 'breeze'.

• Isaura is a name used in various cultures, most notably in Spanish and Portuguese-speaking countries, where its melodic quality is appreciated.
• In literature, Isaura is known to be the name of a beloved character in the Brazilian novel 'Senhora' by José de Alencar, symbolizing virtue and beauty.
• The name was most popular in the late 20th century, particularly in Brazil and Portugal, where it continues to hold a place in naming practices.
• Isaura has remained a relatively unique name, with fluctuations in its popularity but generally maintaining a steady presence rather than becoming overly common.
• Variations of Isaura include Isaurina and Isaul, reflecting diverse cultural adaptations and personal preferences.