Kübra
A Turkish name meaning "the greatest" or "the eldest". Only about 90 women in Poland carry it, and none have been born in recent years, so most Poles have never met one.
Kübra Pronunciation
Kübra is pronounced KÜBRAH (/kübra/).
What Kübra means
Where Kübra comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Kübra carries a Hebrew root and a plain meaning: the greatest, the eldest. Turkish families have kept it for generations, and it belongs to the oldest daughter as readily as to any other. The name makes a claim about rank. To be named Kübra is to stand first among sisters.
Kübra travels without a diminutive. There is no shortened pet form, no cross-gender twin, no softer variant to fall back on. A girl called Kübra is called Kübra, in full, from the first line of the class register.
That fullness suits a name built on being first. It does not shrink to fit a nickname, and it does not soften with age. In a Polish register it sits among the Zofias and Amelias, foreign at a glance and simple to read once you have read it once. The meaning holds steady across both languages: the greatest, the eldest, największa, najstarsza.
How many people are named Kübra
1 in 247734 women in Poland is named Kübra. 91 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #3671 among female names.
Kübra as a middle name
Kübra is a first name for 91 women in Poland and a middle name for another 20, an 82/18 split. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 1620th, between Katherina (20) and Lamia (20).
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#1618 İrem20
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#1619 Katherina20
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#1620 Kübra20
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#1621 Lamia20
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#1622 Leandra20