Yaman
/YAH-man/
“[Arabic-derived] Blessed with hope and good fortune”
- How to say it
- YAH-man
- Given to
- Boys
- Used in
- Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia
- How common
- rare
From the same family
01Amaal“Arabic: hopes, wishes, or aspirations.”→︎02Amal“[Arabic-derived] Hope and aspiration”→︎03Asha“Arabic-derived: life and hope”→︎04Ayaan“Cushitic Somali: good fortune, blessing, and the hopeful destiny bestowed on a child”→︎05Ducaa“Arabic-derived — a cherished prayer and hopeful blessing”→︎06Hilal“A hopeful new moon and a sign of new beginnings”→︎07Iftin“Cushitic/Somali: light, brightness, and hope”→︎08Ilays“A ray of light and hope”→︎09Jannat“Arabic-derived: paradise, a name filled with hope for eternal happiness”→︎10Maram“A cherished aspiration and hope for the future”→︎11Mubashira“A joyful messenger who brings encouraging news and hope”→︎12Muna“A cherished wish and a child of hopeful dreams”→︎