Neither... I'd pronounce it key-ARH-rah. It's one of the only C names that I prefer with a K, I think
Kiara solidifies the pronunciation that I want and I think it looks nicer too.
I went to school with a girl called
Kiera or
Keira (I can't remember) and she pronounced it KEER-ah but some of the teachers sometimes said it key-ARH-rah.
I also know a girl of about 10/11 who is called
Ceara and she pronounces it KEER-ah.
I'm from England, and in my opinion if you want a name to be pronounced KEER-ah, I would expect the
Kiera or
Keira spelling, while if key-ARH-ah is what you're looking for I'd be looking for
Kiara.
My constantly changing PNL:
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/117870
Top rated =
Theo and
James /
Henry :)
Bottom rated =
Kacey and
Reuben :(