Ciara
Gaelic feminine name
Ciara is an Irish feminine name, the female form of Ciarán, meaning "dark" or "black-haired." It gained international visibility through the American R&B singer who rose to fame in the mid-2000s.
The name has several pronunciations: KEER-a (traditional Irish), see-AIR-a, or see-AR-a.
Soulful pop genre
- PromiseSworn commitment to another
- vocalsSung musical parts
- choreographyDesigning performance movement sequences
- BillboardLarge outdoor advertising display
album · single · music video · concert · tour · performance · Grammy · Atlanta
- famousWidely known, much recognized
- influentialHaving considerable effect
- trendsetterOne who initiates styles
- fashionCurrent popular trend
iconic · red carpet · Instagram · endorsement · brand · paparazzi · tabloid · glamour
R&B
Soulful pop genre
- PromiseSworn commitment to another
- vocalsSung musical parts
- choreographyDesigning performance movement sequences
Billboard · album · single · music video · concert · tour · performance · Grammy · Atlanta · entertainer
Saoirse
Irish term for freedom
Deirdre · Caitlin · Tara · Isla · Hazel · Lorna · Irish · Gaelic · Celtic · feminine
Russell Wilson
- famousWidely known, much recognized
- influentialHaving considerable effect
- trendsetterOne who initiates styles
fashion · iconic · red carpet · Instagram · endorsement · brand · paparazzi · tabloid · glamour · spotlight
- 2000s MusicBeyonce, Britney Spears, Eminem, Justin Timberlake, Usher
- Celtic NamesCiaran, Cormac, Fergus, Siobhan, Sinead
- European stormsDaria, Eunice, Klaus, Vivian, Christian
- Dancersdancer, ballet dancer, tap dancer, modern dancer, contemporary dancer
- MononymsCher, Madonna, Oprah, Beyonce, Rihanna
- Pop StarsTaylor Swift, Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber, Britney Spears, Katy Perry
CiaraAdele
British singer, one name
Amy Winehouse · Alicia Keys · Erykah Badu · Sade · Norah Jones
CiaraAdele
British singer, one name
Susan Boyle · Carrie Underwood · Taylor Swift · Kelly Clarkson · Celine Dion