The name Aire is of Greek origin and means "fair, harmless." It is derived from the Greek word "a-", which means "without," and "-eidos," meaning "form" or "species." Therefore, the name Aire suggests someone who is gentle, innocent, and without guile.
The name has been used in literature, most notably by French author Anatole France in his novel "Le Livre de monFriend" (The Book of My Friend), published in 1885. In the novel, the main character is named Aire, which contributes to the name's popularity in France and other Francophone countries.
Despite its origins and literary usage, Aire remains a relatively uncommon name worldwide. Its meaning and rarity may appeal to parents looking for unique yet meaningful names for their children.
"Between 1920 and 2019, the name Aire was given to a total of eleven children, with five babies being named Aire in 1920 and six in 2019."