Meaning: A streamlined respelling of Desire/Desiree, from the French/Latin desiderare, 'to long for' — so 'desired; longed for.' The spelling drops the inner vowels; the meaning follows Desiree.Low
In 30 seconds: A respelling of Desiree: Dsire reads as 'desired; longed for' (said 'duh-ZEER'). Sleek and modern.
MeaningA streamlined respelling of Desire/Desiree, from the French/Latin desiderare, 'to long for' — so 'desired; longed for.' The spelling drops the inner vowels; the meaning follows Desiree.
Dsire is a modern respelling of Desire/Desiree, rooted in the French/Latin desiderare, 'to long for.' It reads as 'desired; longed for,' with a sleek, contracted spelling; used here for a girl (said 'duh-ZEER').
In the U.S. it appears very rarely, as a modern respelling. Rare, sleek, and modern.
Did you know? Dsire is a pared-down spelling of Desire/Desiree, from the French desiderare, 'to long for'; the vowels are trimmed but the meaning, 'desired; longed for,' follows Desiree (said 'duh-ZEER').
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References — Dsire — Respelling of Desire/Desiree; French/Latin desiderare
