Personally, I really love it, I think its familiar but so unique as well. I also love its connection to a text that I studied during high school called The Chrysalids. What do you think?
i think its cute
It’s name of a town build in rock.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petra
It means rock.
I like it, but can’t use it.
I really love it! It makes me think of [name]Cleopatra[/name], but not so over-the-top!
The only flaw is it makes me think of petroleum.
I used to dislike it. Now it’s really growing on me. I like short names, which it is, but it’s also both strong and beautiful.
I don’t like short names. But I do like [name]Petra[/name]. I could see it being usable. But it does remind me of pterodactyl. Not a big deal, though.
I love it since the very first time I’ve heard it. It’s cute, girly and at the same time it has a powerful sounding.
Sorry for the brutal honesty but I really dislike the name.
I thinks it’s a great name, really pretty, really strong. I go back and forth with it on my list!
I really like it. It reminds me of someone from a book who was called that who did what she wanted and didn’t care what other people thought and was also really gorgeous which are all good things to be.
I did not like this name at all until I met a girl named Paetra (PAY-tra) nicknamed Patey, and it sounded so elegant and fun at the same time. I still prefer Paetra to [name]Petra[/name], but both are lovely.
I think it’s strong and beautiful. It’s a great name.
I like [name]Petra[/name]. I think it’s feminine and will age wonderfully. It’s also a little exotic 
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It’s a guilty pleasure of mine and I love it. I probably wouldn’t use it personally, but I think it’s a beautiful, strong name.
I love it, but it wouldn’t work with my last name.
I think it’s alright, but it feels incomplete to me. I work with a young woman named [name]Pietra[/name], [name]Petra[/name]'s Italian variant, and somehow that extra syllable rounds it out for me.
I really like [name]Petra[/name] and would enjoy meeting someone with the name. It’s like a counterpart to [name]Peter[/name].
I automatically read it as Pee-tra, then peetrie which then leads me to dish, so I’m not too sure of it. Some names or variations for it may be:
VARIATIONS
[name]Petrea[/name]
[name]Peta[/name]
[name]Petrova[/name]
MIDDLE NAMES
[name]Petra[/name] [name]Leia[/name] ([name]Lee[/name]-ah)
[name]Petra[/name] [name]Nova[/name]
[name]Petra[/name] [name]Olive[/name]
[name]Petra[/name] [name]Mia[/name]
[name]Petra[/name] [name]Alexia[/name]
[name]Petra[/name] [name]Alexandria[/name]
[name]Love[/name]! It makes me think of a beautiful, strong woman. My husband ruled it out because he said it’s too Eastern European-sounding (which we are not), and he thought it would sound out of place.
I really really like it. It’s the kind of name that I wouldn’t consider using for some reason, but I definitely think it’s lovely.