Māra

The name Māra in Latvian mythology has deep roots and is associated with one of the most revered goddesses of the Latvian pantheon — Māra. She is the goddess of the earth, fertility, wealth, motherhood, and the protector of women.

Māra is often associated with Mother Earth, depicted as the guardian of life force and nature. In a sense, Māra is considered the female aspect of the god Dievs (the supreme god in Latvian mythology).

The name Māra means "mother," "earth," "maternal protection" and symbolizes care, fertility, and strength. This name can also be perceived as a symbol of connection with nature, the life cycle, and the energy of the earth.

People named Māra often possess a strong maternal instinct, caring nature, and innate wisdom. They are resilient, loyal to their principles and values, and have inner strength and calmness. Māra generally seeks harmony in relationships, supports those around her, and shows patience and love.