Ayat
/AH-yat/
“Arabic: signs, verses, or evidences (especially Qur'anic verses); by extension, a sign from God.”
In Hausa
- How to say it
- AH-yat
- Given to
- Girls
- Used in
- Nigeria, Niger
- How common
- uncommon
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
AyatAayaat
From the same family
01Abdulatif“Servant of the Gentle and Kind God”→︎02Abdulazim“[Arabic-derived] Servant of the Magnificent God”→︎03Abdulbasir“[Arabic-derived] Servant of the All-Seeing God”→︎04Abdulfattah“Servant of God, the One who opens the way and brings relief”→︎05Abdulghafur“[Arabic-derived] Servant of the Most Forgiving God”→︎06Abdulghani“Servant of God, the One who is rich beyond need”→︎07Abdulhadi“A servant guided by God and helping others find their way”→︎08Abdulhafiz“Servant of God, the One who protects and preserves”→︎09Abdulhayy“[Arabic-derived] Servant of the Ever-Living God”→︎10Abduljamil“[Arabic-derived] Servant of the Beautiful God; a name celebrating beauty and grace”→︎11Abdulkudus“[Arabic-derived] Servant of the Most Holy God”→︎12Abdullahi“A servant devoted to God”→︎
In Swahili
- How to say it
- AH-yat
- Given to
- Girls
- Used in
- Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda
- How common
- uncommon
From the same family
01Baraka“Arabic-derived; blessing or divine favor”→︎02Elibariki“Swahili Bantu name expressing the blessing, “May God bless””→︎03Faida“A blessing that brings benefit and goodness”→︎04Fazal“A child received as a gracious blessing”→︎05Grace“Grace; favor, especially divine favor or blessing.”→︎06Hiba“A precious gift and blessing”→︎07Ijumaa“Swahili-origin; born on Friday, a day of blessing and community”→︎08Juma“Born on Friday, a day of blessing and togetherness”→︎09Jumaa“Born on Friday, a day of blessing and togetherness”→︎10Kheri“Goodness, blessing, and all that is beneficial”→︎11Mazin“Rain-bearing cloud, a lovely image of blessing”→︎12Mubarak“A blessing and a source of good fortune”→︎