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I am in the process of picking a name, and I have shortlisted the ones in subject of this message. I would be grateful to know the precise meaning of each word, and how they would be used?
Best regards, Megan
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I am not sure that Ezina or Anja are Arabic names (possibly Persian). Zohra or Zahra in Arabic means flower. It is written "زهرة" in Arabic.
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Grace Shalhoub France Local time: 07:46 French to English + ...
Ezina
Nov 26, 2014
Ezina has a connotation for grief/mourning.
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Arabian Knights United Arab Emirates Member (2014) English to Arabic + ...
Pretty/?/ FLower
Dec 1, 2014
ahsanm wrote:
Dear friends,
I am in the process of picking a name, and I have shortlisted the ones in subject of this message. I would be grateful to know the precise meaning of each word, and how they would be used?
Best regards, Megan
Ezina - I suspect this is Al-Zaina الزينة which means good, nice or pretty (we live in a complex named A-Ziana -- الزينة, and Ezina is how many non-Arabic speakers pronounce it)
Anja -- no clue, might be Persian or Turkish, or not
Zohra زهرة means flower-- I used to know a Zohra when I was a child, it's a pretty name.
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Arabian Knights United Arab Emirates Member (2014) English to Arabic + ...
عزينا من العزاء?? أم الزينة؟
Dec 1, 2014
Grace Shalhoub wrote:
Ezina has a connotation for grief/mourning.
are you talking about عزينا من العزاء? Different spelling.... Very different from A-Zaina زينة is good... There are girls named زينة and مزينة both meaning pretty....
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