how does it sound to your ears? how do you pronounce it and which language will come to your mind when you see it? thanks
"Rahma" from which language you think this word is
Hindhi. Rahma O Rahma, is a phrase that I have heard in an Indian song.
So I am basing my guess on it. I am not fully sure on this, though. It could be an Arabic word as well.
So I am basing my guess on it. I am not fully sure on this, though. It could be an Arabic word as well.
"Rahma" from which language you think this word is
My guess
Pronuced Rah ma probably of islamic and/or eastern descent, probably just a name of a person or place
My guess
Pronuced Rah ma probably of islamic and/or eastern descent, probably just a name of a person or place
I have heard this word as a name of person "female" in the Arabic Language. It could be an Indian as well!!
Rama (no H) is a figure from Hindu mythology, a great king and an avatar of Vishnu. Rama is also a dynastic name used by the kings of Thailand. But I've never heard of the name "Rahma".
Sounds Indian to me. Probably because of the name Rama and because of its similarity to Brahma.
I've known Persians with the root Rahma- in their surname e.g. Rahmani. But I've also seen it as an Arabic first name.
<<I've known Persians with the root Rahma- in their surname e.g. Rahmani. But I've also seen it as an Arabic first name.>>
Its actually probably from 'Rahman', which is an Arabic word meaning 'Merciful' and one of the Muslim Names of God. I don't think it would normally be used as a first name, but something like 'Abd-ur-Rahman' meaning 'Servant of the Merciful' is very common in Muslim countries.
Its actually probably from 'Rahman', which is an Arabic word meaning 'Merciful' and one of the Muslim Names of God. I don't think it would normally be used as a first name, but something like 'Abd-ur-Rahman' meaning 'Servant of the Merciful' is very common in Muslim countries.