Shakura

shak-YUUR-ruh /ʃækˈjʊɹɹə/
girl 3 syllables fading

Shakura is a very rare variant of Shakira that was most common in the 1990s and has all but disappeared.

Shakura is a girl name. It last appears in U.S. records in 2007. Shakura was first reported in SSA data in 1979 and peaked in 1997 (21 births).

About the name Shakura

Pronunciationshak-YUUR-ruh /ʃækˈjʊɹɹə/
21peak births 1997
1979first in SSA data

Names similar to Shakura

How popular is Shakura?

Girls named Shakura
19791980198519901995200020052007
Girls named Shakura per year hover for count and girls rank Source: U.S. Social Security Administration, national data 1979–2007 U.S.+territories from SSA territory files (1998–2007) SSA publishes a name only in years it was given to at least 5 babies, so a name may have been in use before — or between — the years shown here

Shakura total popularity by year

YearU.S. birthsU.S. + territoriesRank
200777#15,217
200699#12,266
200466#15,753
20031111#9,581
200266#15,085
20011010#9,977
20001111#9,048
199955#16,462
19981717#6,022
199721—#4,977
199619—#5,253
19959—#9,410
199415—#6,256
199316—#5,901
19929—#9,351
19917—#11,269
19896—#12,056
19877—#9,614
19796—#9,949