Mubaarak
/moo-BAA-rak/
“Blessed and welcomed with joy”
- How to say it
- moo-BAA-rak
- Given to
- Boys
- Used in
- Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia
- How common
- common
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
MubaarakMubarak
From the same family
01Mubashir“Arabic: bearer or bringer of good news/glad tidings.”→︎02Mubashira“A joyful messenger who brings encouraging news and hope”→︎03Abshir“Bearer of good news and joyful tidings”→︎04Afrah“Arabic: joys, happiness, or celebrations.”→︎05Bahiya“Arabic-derived — radiant beauty and joyful brightness”→︎06Bishaar“A joyful bearer of good news”→︎07Bishaaro“Good news and joyful tidings”→︎08Faarax“A joyful, happy child”→︎09Farah“Arabic faraḥ: “joy,” “delight,” or “happiness.””→︎10Fariha“A joyful, cheerful woman (Arabic-derived)”→︎11Fartuun“A fortunate, joyful life filled with happiness”→︎12Farxaan“Joyfully happy”→︎