Aminci
/ah-MIN-chee/
“Indigenous Hausa: peace and mutual trust, a heartfelt wish for a peaceful life”
- How to say it
- ah-MIN-chee
- Given to
- Boys and girls
- Used in
- Nigeria, Niger
- How common
- uncommon
From the same family
01Amina“A trustworthy child who brings a sense of peace”→︎02Aminatu“Arabic-derived — A trustworthy and faithful woman”→︎03Aminu“A dependable and honest man”→︎04Aminullah“Trustee of God; the trustworthy or faithful one of God.”→︎05Aafiya“Health, safety, peace, and well-being.”→︎06Abdulsalam“A servant of peace and well-being”→︎07Naim“Comfortable, peaceful, and blessed”→︎08Naima“Peaceful, contented, and blessed”→︎09Peace“English Christian virtue name expressing peace and harmony; used by Hausa Christians”→︎10Raliya“Arabic-derived: contented, peaceful, and grateful”→︎11Sakina“Arabic-derived; calm, peaceful, and serene”→︎12Salamatu“Arabic-derived; peace, safety, and well-being”→︎