Ciara is the Irish form of the Latin name Clara, meaning 'dark' or 'dark-haired,' derived from the Old Irish 'ciar.' It describes someone with dark features, particularly dark hair or a dark complexion.
Ciaran
Dark-haired king
Cielo
Heavenly sky
Ciera
Heavenly body
Cierra
A variant spelling of Sierra, from the Spanish word for a mountain range or jagged ridge. Ultimately traces back to Latin serra, meaning a saw, referring to the saw-toothed profile of mountain peaks.