Alvira

American  

[al-vahy-ruh, -veer-uh] / ælˈvaɪ rə, -ˈvɪər ə /

Also Alvera

noun

1. a first name, form of Elvira.

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Example Sentences

When Alvira Tyagi was in elementary school in Albany, N.Y., and late October rolled around, she would watch staff members put up Halloween decorations and autumnal ornaments in the classrooms, hallways and “even the school buses.”

From Washington Post

The farm’s owners, the Alvira family, had sent their horses into the pasture and allowed the scientists to turn the stable into a lab.

From New York Times

Off and on during this trip, as the rest of the team sat hunched over the processing table, Ms. Niño gently coached the youngest member of that family, the 6-year-old Daniel Díaz Alvira, in bird identification using a guide.

From New York Times

After several days at the Alvira farm, the team changed sites, striking a camp near a more promising patch of forest.

From New York Times

“The chat was just the tip of the iceberg,” said Nicole Alvira, a lawyer, who attended Saturday’s protest with her two young children.

From Los Angeles Times