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Ayman

Boy

Arabic · EYE-man

Origin

Arabic

Pronunciation

EYE-man

Meaning & vibe
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Commonly associated with good fortune and favorable direction in traditional explanations.

Ayman is a masculine given name used across many Arabic-speaking regions and in diaspora communities. In common explanations it’s associated with favorable connotations such as good fortune or being ‘on the right side,’ though people may emphasize different nuances. From an etymology standpoint, Ayman is often connected in Arabic reference works to roots and adjectives that carry ideas of ‘right-hand side’ and ‘auspicious’ or ‘fortunate.’ As with many names transmitted across languages, sources don’t always present the same level of detail about the exact derivation. Pronunciation is usually EYE-man. In Latin spelling you may see small variations (for example Ayman/Aiman) that are intended to keep the same two-syllable pronunciation.

Etymology: Often linked in Arabic usage to roots conveying ‘right-hand side’ or ‘auspicious’ ideas; exact derivations can vary by source.

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Names with roots in the Arabic language and Arabic-speaking cultures.

Origin

Arabic

Variants & spellings

Aiman