Saura is a charming female name of Arabic origin, meaning "wealth." In Hinduism, Saura is also a denomination and refers to the Vedic and medieval Indian solar calendar. Notable individuals bearing the name include Antonio Saura, a Spanish surrealist artist, and Carlos Saura, a renowned Spanish film director. The name also has geographical significance, as it is associated with villages in Norway and the Saura Mountains in North Carolina, USA. Additionally, the name is linked to the Cheraw people, a Native American tribe known as the Saraw or Saura, who inhabited the Saura mountains. Furthermore, Saura painting, a mural style associated with Saura tribes in Odisha, India, and the taxonomic suffix "-saura" commonly used for dinosaurs and other extinct reptiles, are also related to the name.