Hiba
/HEE-bah/
“Gift; a present or bestowal.”
In Hausa
- How to say it
- HEE-bah
- Given to
- Girls
- Used in
- Nigeria, Niger
- How common
- uncommon
From the same family
01Abdulwahab“A servant grateful for God’s many gifts”→︎02Anfal“Voluntary gifts or additional bounty; in Qur'anic usage, spoils of war.”→︎03Ataullah“A precious gift from God”→︎04Atiya“A precious gift and blessing”→︎05Atiyya“A gift, bestowal, or grant.”→︎06Bilal“A cherished Islamic name associated with Bilal ibn Rabah and the refreshing gift of water”→︎07Kyauta“A precious gift and blessing”→︎08Nawal“A precious gift and blessing”→︎09Walida“A cherished daughter, associated with motherhood and the gift of new life; Arabic-derived.”→︎
In Swahili
- How to say it
- HEE-ba
- Given to
- Girls
- Used in
- Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda
- How common
- common
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
HibaHibah
From the same family
01Atiya“Arabic-derived: gift or gracious offering”→︎02Ihab“Giving, bestowal, or a gift granted.”→︎03Ilham“Arabic-derived; inspiration and a gift of understanding”→︎04Jannah“A precious gift of paradise”→︎05Mubaraka“A blessed child and a joyful gift to the family.”→︎06Nawal“A precious gift and blessing”→︎07Neema“A blessing and gift from God”→︎08Tunu“A treasured and precious gift”→︎09Zawadi“A precious gift and a blessing to the family”→︎