Riham
/ree-HAAM/
“Gentle rain bringing refreshment and blessing (Arabic-derived)”
In Somali
- How to say it
- ree-HAAM
- Given to
- Girls
- Used in
- Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia
- How common
- uncommon
From the same family
01Aamina“Arabic-derived: faithful, trustworthy, and protected; a gentle blessing of security”→︎02Alaa“Arabic: loftiness, eminence, exaltedness; also blessings or favors in some usage.”→︎03Ayaan“Cushitic Somali: good fortune, blessing, and the hopeful destiny bestowed on a child”→︎04Barako“Arabic-derived: blessing and divine grace”→︎05Dayr“A blessing that arrives with the nourishing rains”→︎06Deeq“A generous gift and a blessing to others”→︎07Deeqo“Cushitic Somali: a generous gift or blessing given to the family”→︎08Ducaa“Arabic-derived — a cherished prayer and hopeful blessing”→︎09Ducaale“A Somali male name built on duco, “prayer” or “supplication,” and understood in connection with prayer and blessing.”→︎10Ghani“[Arabic-derived] Prosperous, secure, and rich in blessings”→︎11Kawsar“Abundant goodness and blessings without measure”→︎12Khaalida“Everlasting and enduring, with a life filled with blessings”→︎
In Swahili
- How to say it
- ree-HAM
- Given to
- Girls
- Used in
- Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda
- How common
- uncommon
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
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