Nabad
/NAH-bad/
“Peace and harmony”
- How to say it
- NAH-bad
- Given to
- Boys and girls
- Used in
- Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia
- How common
- uncommon
From the same family
01Abdisalam“Arabic-derived: servant of the Source of Peace”→︎02Cabdisalaam“Arabic-derived: servant of the Source of Peace”→︎03Cabdisalaan“Arabic-derived: servant of the Source of Peace”→︎04Saalim“Safe, peaceful, and sound in body and spirit”→︎05Saalima“Safe, peaceful, and blessed with well-being”→︎06Sakiina“Peaceful, calm, and serene”→︎07Sakina“A calm and peaceful woman who brings serenity to others”→︎08Salma“A peaceful and serene woman”→︎09Salmaan“Arabic-derived: peaceful and secure”→︎10Samo“A good and peaceful woman, bringing harmony to those around her”→︎11Sulaymaan“The Arabic form of Solomon, associated with peace and wise leadership”→︎12Suleymaan“Arabic-derived: a form of Solomon, traditionally associated with wisdom and peace”→︎