Diliara
The name means "adorning the heart". Only 37 women in Poland carry it, and no girls have received it since 2000, so most Poles will never meet one.
Diliara Pronunciation
Diliara is pronounced deel-YAH-rah (/dilˈjara/).
What Diliara means
Where Diliara comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Diliara is built from two Persian words. The first, dil, means heart, and it runs through Persian and many Turkic languages alike. The second, ārā, means adorning or decorating. Together they give the meaning recorded here: adorning the heart, in Polish zdobiąca serce.
The root dil turns up across a whole family of Persian words. Dilbar means one who steals the heart. Dilruba means heart-ravishing. Against that background, Diliara reads as the one who decorates the heart rather than the one who takes it.
Poland keeps no name-day for Diliara, and the name has grown no established Polish diminutive. So on a school register it stands on its own, four syllables, unshortened. What stays fixed is the sense held in the two roots: dil, the heart, and ārā, that which adorns it.
How many people are named Diliara
1 in 609293 women in Poland is named Diliara. 37 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #6448 among female names.