Ahadi
/ah-HAH-dee/
“Arabic-derived: a promise of enduring love and family continuity”
- How to say it
- ah-HAH-dee
- Given to
- Boys and girls
- Used in
- Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda
- How common
- uncommon
From the same family
01Arij“A girl whose presence is as sweet and memorable as a lovely fragrance”→︎02Aziz“Arabic-derived: precious, powerful, and dearly loved”→︎03Aziza“Arabic-derived: precious, powerful, and dearly loved”→︎04Daudi“Arabic-derived: the Swahili form of David, meaning “beloved””→︎05Erasto“Name widely used in Tanzania and Kenya, meaning beloved”→︎06Ghali“Precious and deeply loved”→︎07Habib“A dearly loved and cherished person”→︎08Habiba“A dearly loved and cherished daughter”→︎09Hadija“A dignified and respected woman, recalling the beloved name of Khadijah”→︎10Huba“Love and deep affection”→︎11Imad“A strong support for the people he loves”→︎12Kisura“A lovely and beautiful one”→︎