Intisar
ኢንቲሳር
/in-ti-SAHR/
“Victory and triumph, celebrating a child who brings strength and joy”
In Amharic
- How to say it
- in-ti-SAHR
- Traditional Amharic spelling
- ኢንቲሳር
- Used in
- Ethiopia
- How common
- uncommon
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
IntisarIntissarኢንቲሳር
From the same family
01Bayush“A joyful name expressing that life has been seen and experienced”→︎02Birtukan“Orange; bright, joyful, and sweet”→︎03Dagim“Again; a joyful new beginning”→︎04Desalech“You have brought joy, a tender celebration of a much-loved daughter.”→︎05Desalegn“I am happy; a child who brings joy”→︎06Desta“Joy; happiness”→︎07Fasika“Easter, the season of renewal and joyful hope”→︎08Fasil“A historic Ethiopian Christian name, associated with strength and joyful celebration”→︎09Fisseha“Joy and gladness”→︎10Genet“Paradise—a joyful name for a beloved child”→︎11Hagos“Joy or happiness”→︎12Jannat“A child who brings the peace and joy of paradise”→︎
In Swahili
- How to say it
- in-ti-SAR
- Given to
- Girls
- Used in
- Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda
- How common
- uncommon
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
IntisarIntessaarIntissar