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Zahra

Girl

Arabic · ZAH-rah

Origin

Arabic

Pronunciation

ZAH-rah

Meaning & vibe
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Commonly associated with ‘flower’ or ‘blossom’ in Arabic usage.

Zahra is a feminine given name used across many Arabic-speaking communities and in global diaspora contexts. In everyday explanations, it’s commonly connected with the idea of a flower or blossom, which makes the name feel straightforward and meaning-forward without needing a long story to understand it. From an etymology standpoint, Zahra is often linked to Arabic roots associated with flowers and blooming, though exact derivations and transliteration conventions can differ by source. If you see it in Arabic script, it’s written as زهرة; romanization and vowel choices can shift across countries and documents. Pronunciation in English is often given as ZAH-rah. A practical tip is to keep the first syllable clear and to confirm the preferred spelling in official contexts, since multiple Latin spellings circulate.

Etymology: Often linked to Arabic roots connected with flowers and blooming; spelling and nuance can vary by region and transliteration.

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

Origin

Arabic

Variants & spellings

زَهْرَة