Tsira
The name carries a plain, tender sense: "girl, daughter". Fewer than 60 women in Poland use it and no newborns have been recorded in the years tracked, so most Poles will never meet one.
Tsira Pronunciation
Tsira is pronounced TSHEE-rah (/ˈtɕira/).
What Tsira means
Where Tsira comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Tsira is a short name with a plain meaning: girl, daughter. Its origin sits outside the usual sources that feed Polish names. The name has no saint, no name-day in the Polish calendar, and no diminutive in common use. It arrives as itself.
To be named "daughter" is to carry a word of kinship as a proper name. The meaning is not a metaphor. It says what a child is to her parents, in the most literal terms a language allows. Many names travel a long road from root to sense, gathering associations like the "pure" attached to Katarzyna. Tsira skips that road. The word and the meaning are one.
On an official form at the urząd, Tsira takes up little space. Four letters, one clear sense. A clerk might pause at the opening "ts", a sound Polish spells as "c". The name stays foreign on the page and simple in meaning: girl, daughter.
How many people are named Tsira
1 in 409888 women in Poland is named Tsira. 55 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #5045 among female names.