Maua
/MAH-oo-ah/
“Flowers—beauty, color, and blossoming joy”
- How to say it
- MAH-oo-ah
- Given to
- Girls
- Used in
- Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda
- How common
- uncommon
From the same family
01Badriya“Arabic-derived; bright, beautiful, and full of joy”→︎02Bashiri“A bringer of joyful news and happiness.”→︎03Farah“Joy, gladness, and happiness”→︎04Fariha“A joyful woman who brings happiness to others”→︎05Festo“A joyful child who brings celebration”→︎06Furaha“Joy and happiness in the family”→︎07Hani“A joyful and good-natured person”→︎08Haniya“A joyful and contented woman”→︎09Ibtihaj“Joyful delight and happiness”→︎10Iddi“Arabic-derived; a joyful name associated with Eid and celebration”→︎11Joyce“Joyful and full of gladness”→︎12Kito“A precious treasure and source of joy”→︎