| Meaning | golden princess |
| Origin | Gaelic, Irish |
| Gender | Girl |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 4 |
| Syllables | 2 |
| Syllabification | Or-la |
About Orla
This Irish treasure brings Celtic charm with effortless grace. The name sounds like poetry, with its two syllables creating a gentle rhythm that's both strong and feminine. It's been beloved in Ireland for generations, and now it's capturing hearts globally. Parents drawn to this choice often appreciate cultural heritage and literary connections. There's something refreshingly unpretentious about it—no unnecessary frills, just pure, authentic beauty. The name evokes images of wild coastal landscapes, artistic sensibilities, and spirited independence. It's distinctive without being difficult, familiar to some while remaining wonderfully uncommon to others. Perfect for families seeking something with substance and soul rather than fleeting trendiness.
Nicknames for Orla
| Ori |
| Orly |
| Ora |
| Lala |
Famous People Named Orla
| Orla Kiely | Irish fashion designer |
| Orla Fallon | Irish singer and harpist |
| Orla Brady | Irish actress |
| Orla Tinsley | Irish journalist and cystic fibrosis advocate |
| Orla Guerin | Irish journalist and correspondent |
| Orla Chennaoui | British sports presenter |
| Orla Roberts | Irish field hockey player |
| Orla Fitzgerald | Irish actress |
| Orla Barry | Irish paralympic athlete |
| Orla Smyth | Irish rugby player |
Characters Named Orla
| Orla McCool | Character in the "Artemis Fowl" series by Eoin Colfer |
| Orla Sacker | Character in the "Cherub" series by Robert Muchamore |
| Orla Quirke | Character in the "Harry Potter" series by J.K. Rowling |
| Orla Cadden | Character in the novel "The Nightingale" by Kristin Hannah |
| Orla Barry | Character in the TV series "Derry Girls" |
| Orla Gartland | Character in the webcomic "Cucumber Quest" by Gigi D.G |