Klaras

Klaras is a term with multiple uses in names, culture, and language. It most commonly appears as the plural form of the feminine given name Klara (also spelled Clara), a name derived from the Latin clarus meaning "clear" or "bright". In that sense, "Klaras" can refer collectively to people named Klara.

As a surname or family name, Klaras occurs in various regions, often as a variant or transliteration influenced by local spelling conventions. Individuals and families bearing the name may be found in Europe and diaspora communities, but usage and frequency vary by country.

In arts, media, and commerce, Klaras may be used as a title, character name, band name, or brand. Such usages are typically specific to particular works, companies, or projects and require contextual information to identify precisely which entity is meant.

Linguistically, "Klaras" can appear in inflected forms in languages with case or plural marking, or as a transliterated form from non-Latin scripts. It should not be confused with the possessive form Klara's in English, which requires an apostrophe.

Because "Klaras" is not associated with a single dominant referent, disambiguation depends on context. When encountering the term, consult surrounding information—geographic, cultural, or categorical—to determine whether it denotes people, a family name, a creative work, or another specific use.