Aymara is a name of indigenous Quechua and Aymara origin, commonly used in South America. It is often given to girls and boys and is believed to mean "beautiful flower" or "beautiful soul" in the Aymara language. The Aymara people are native to the Andes region, inhabiting parts of Bolivia, Peru, and Chile. The name Aymara is unique and exotic, carrying with it a sense of cultural richness and heritage. People named Aymara are often seen as strong, independent, and resilient, embodying the values and traditions of their indigenous roots.