Mubarak
Mubārak
/moo-BAH-rak/
“Blessed—a child whose arrival brings blessing and happiness”
In Fulani
- How to say it
- moo-BAH-rak
- Traditional Fulani spelling
- Mubārak
- Used in
- Nigeria, Senegal, Guinea, Mali
- How common
- common
- For a girl
- Mubaraka
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
From the same family
01Mubaraka“A blessed and fortunate girl”→︎02Arafat“A name associated with the sacred plain of Arafat and the blessings of pilgrimage”→︎03Baraka“Blessing—a joyful gift from God”→︎04Dewgal“Rain, bringing renewal and blessing”→︎05Hadiya“A precious gift and blessing to the family”→︎06Juma“Friday, a day of communal prayer and blessing”→︎07Matar“Rain; a hopeful blessing from the sky”→︎08Shakira“A grateful girl who recognizes life’s blessings”→︎
In Hausa
- How to say it
- moo-BAH-rak
- Given to
- Boys
- Used in
- Nigeria, Niger
- How common
- common
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
MubarakMubara
From the same family
In Swahili
- How to say it
- moo-BAH-rak
- Given to
- Boys
- Used in
- Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda
- How common
- common · also a surname
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
MubarakMubaraka
From the same family
01Mubaraka“A blessed child and a joyful gift to the family.”→︎02Ayat“A sign of blessing and a treasured verse”→︎03Baraka“Arabic-derived; blessing or divine favor”→︎04Elibariki“Swahili Bantu name expressing the blessing, “May God bless””→︎05Faida“A blessing that brings benefit and goodness”→︎06Fazal“A child received as a gracious blessing”→︎07Grace“Grace; favor, especially divine favor or blessing.”→︎08Hiba“A precious gift and blessing”→︎09Ijumaa“Swahili-origin; born on Friday, a day of blessing and community”→︎10Juma“Born on Friday, a day of blessing and togetherness”→︎11Jumaa“Born on Friday, a day of blessing and togetherness”→︎12Kheri“Goodness, blessing, and all that is beneficial”→︎
In Wolof
- How to say it
- moo-BAH-rak
- Given to
- Boys
- Used in
- Senegal, Gambia
- How common
- uncommon