Faarax origins?

[pirater]

is Faarax Arabic or Somali?

 

[pirater]

and what's the meaning of it?

 

[4head]

is Faarax Arabic or Somali?

It's Arabic.



It means " happiness, joy, gladness, gleefulness, joyful, joyfulness, merriment, rejoice ".

Farah (name) - Wikipedia

 

[pirater]

It's Arabic.



It means " happiness, joy, gladness, gleefulness, joyful, joyfulness, merriment, rejoice ".

Farah (name) - Wikipedia

I hear that faarax with the double a is authentic somali name. is it not?

 

[pirater]

I hear that faarax with the double a is authentic somali name. is it not?

@4head @Shimbiris

 

[AhmedAdde]

is Faarax Arabic or Somali?

always thought Somali. i never heard arabic guy named Faarax.

 

[pirater]

damn I always though faarax was authentic somali name

 

[reer]

damn I always though faarax was authentic somali name

the name jama comes from arabic too. jaamac comes from the arabic word/name jaamic. and hanad is possibly a somalized arabic name.

 

[pirater]

the name jama comes from arabic too. jaamac comes from the arabic word/name jaamic. and hanad is possibly a somalized arabic name.

I know that. but I always though faarax was somali cause that's what someone told me

 

[Muzaffer]

its Arabic name for girls

 

[Arabsiyawi]

its Arabic name for girls

A lot of Arabic names are given to both genders but depending on the location it can change. For exemple Farah; most Arab and central Asian countries see it as a girls name, we don’t.
We see “Shukri” as a girls name, North Africans give it to boys... and the list is very long

 

[Periplus]

the name jama comes from arabic too. jaamac comes from the arabic word/name jaamic. and hanad is possibly a somalized arabic name.

Abdi is not even Somalised. It is Abdul in Persian.

I've seen a fair few Iranians called Abdi.

 

[Kant123]

Somali males are known as Farah and Abdi both Arabic names

Proof that Somalis are Arabs

 

[ZizuFlyer]

It's Arabic.



It means " happiness, joy, gladness, gleefulness, joyful, joyfulness, merriment, rejoice ".

Farah (name) - Wikipedia

it is somali, south asians also have the name ayaanle and ayaanle were known as angels in ancient somali religion

 

[Periplus]

it is somali, south asians also have the name ayaanle and ayaanle were known as angels in ancient somali religion
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Imagine someone calling their kid food.

Subhanallah.

 

[ZizuFlyer]

Imagine someone calling their kid food.

Subhanallah.

Don’t forget Fure and dugsiiye

 

[repo]

I’ve seen a lot of Iranian women called Farah. It sounds more masculine in Somali.

 

[silentshimbir]

farah and farax are two complete different words, and pronounced differently . both are native to each others language

 

[pirater]

farah and farax are two complete different words, and pronounced differently . both are native to each others language

is it? did not know that. what is the meaning in somali?