My second Christian name is Amira, my third name is Zehava.

The name Amira traces its origins back to Arabic roots and carries a profound significance. In Arabic, it translates to Princess, embodying regality, grace, and nobility. Furthermore, Amira also connotes richness and cultivation, representing a person of wealth and refinement. This name has deep historical and cultural associations, resonating with the Arabian Peninsula's rich heritage and the Arabic language's prominence. Throughout history, the name Amira has been bestowed upon influential individuals, symbolizing their societal status and aspirations. It has found a place in various historical contexts, from the illustriouss courts of Arabian princesses to the noble families of distinguished lineage. Moreover, in modern-day usage, Amira remains admired for its elegant connotations. It is often chosen as a given name for girls across the Arab world and beyond, reflecting a desire to honour tradition and embrace the character traits associated with this name. In contemporary society, Amira continues to be cherished, evoking an air of sophistication and grace.

The name Zehava is a girl's name of Hebrew origin meaning "gold, golden".
The more dignified and attractive Hebrew equivalent of Golda or Goldie.

My parents have a lot of respect for the communities who treasure these names, and determined that as they favoured a person who inspired my first name, they added these two additional names. One gift for me as a child was one of several ounces of gold.