The name Chakera is of African origin, specifically from the Yoruba people of Nigeria and Benin. It means "to meet or encounter" in the Yoruba language.
According to legend, Chakera was the name given to a young girl who was born during a time when many important events were happening simultaneously. Her parents believed that their daughter's birth was a significant meeting point for these events, hence her name.
In Nigeria and other parts of West Africa where the Yoruba people are prevalent, Chakera is often used as a female given name. It has gained popularity in recent years due to its unique sound and profound meaning.
Despite its African roots, Chakera can be found across various cultures today. Its meaning, which signifies encounter or meeting, resonates with many people regardless of their background. As such, it has become a unifying name that transcends geographical boundaries and cultural differences.
Statistics on the given name Chakera in the United States over a span of years show an interesting trend:
* In the year 1981, there were 5 babies named Chakera.
* This number remained consistent with another 5 births recorded in 1992.
* The following year, however, saw a notable increase with 9 babies named Chakera in 1993.
* After a brief decrease to 6 births in 1995, the total number of babies named Chakera over this period (from 1981 to 1995) reached 25.
These statistics suggest that while the name Chakera was not extremely popular during these years, there were periods where it gained some traction. The highest peak in popularity occurred in 1993 with 9 births that year. Overall, the total number of babies named Chakera over this 14-year span is a relatively modest figure, indicating that the name may have been more commonly used by parents who preferred unique and less mainstream names for their children during these years.