What does sharonia mean?

Answer 1

As a personal name, Sharonia is a female given name derived from a Hebrew name, written as Sharon in English and pronounced either as it is spelt, sh-A-ron ('a' as in 'shall') or shar-ON ('on' as in 'onward'). Sharon is also spelled Sharron.

The name Sharon (and so, Sharonia) is from Hebrew, 'Sharon', 'Sharai' or 'Shari'; the Biblical meaning is 'forest' or 'plain', as in level, or flat, open land. Other meanings for the name Sharon include 'sing' or 'singer', 'laughing', 'happy', and 'princess'.

Sharon (Shar-ON) is the name of a very fertile plain on the Mediterranean, south of Haifa and extending between Haifa and Tel Aviv in Western Israel. On the land side, the plain of Sharon is bounded by the hills of Samaria.

Outside Israel there are places named Sharon in the US, UK, Canada and France, with variations in other countries.

In Italian, Sciarona is the equivalent of Sharon, and pronounced 'Sharona'.

There are many versions of Sharon in various languages, and in English Sharon is sometimes varied to Sharonne, Sharona, Sharonie, Sharonee, Sharnie, and so on. The name is also spelt with 'Ch-' instead of 'Sh-'. Sharna is a form used in Indian; Kalana or Kalona is used in Hawaiian.

The Bible mentions a flower called the 'Rose of Sharon' in English, though it isn't clear what kind of flower this is.

Answer 2

"Sharonia" is not a commonly recognized term, so it may not have a widely accepted meaning. The word could be a proper noun, a made-up name, or regional slang. Without more context or information about its origin, it's challenging to provide a specific definition.