Abdulfattah

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Name
Abdulfattah
Gender
Boy name
Syllables
4

Abdulfattah, also known as Abdul Fattah (عَبْدُ الفَتَّاح), is a male Arabic first name. The meaning of the name can be translated as "the servant of the opener", but it is often understood in the context of "the servant of God".

What does the name Abdulfattah mean?

The name Abdulfattah, which is originally written as Abdul Fattah (عَبْدُ الفَتَّاح), is an Arabic boy's name. Its translation is "the servant of the opener", but it is often interpreted as "the servant of God". An alternative spelling of the name is Abdifatah.

Where does the name Abdulfattah come from?

The name Abdulfattah has its roots in Arabic and means "the servant of the opener" or "the servant of God". It belongs to the Arabic language family.

How do you pronounce Abdulfattah?

The sound and pronunciation of Abdulfattah are characteristic: the name has four syllables and a clear consonant structure. In German pronunciation, it is usually pronounced as "Ab-dul-fat-tah" [abdulfatˈtaː], with the double "t" in the middle emphasized. The open "ah" at the end provides a gentle finish, despite the prominent middle. Thus, Abdulfattah appears dynamic and structured, creating a tension between density and resolution.

Popularity

In Germany, Abdulfattah is a rather rare first name. In 2020, it ranked 4,047th on the list of the most common male first names. The name achieved its best placement in 2017 with 3,867th place. In the last ten years, Abdulfattah has been given around 20 times, which places it 5,888th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 7,040th.

Frequently asked questions about the name Abdulfattah

What is the origin of the name Abdulfattah?

The name Abdulfattah comes from Arabic and belongs to the Arabic language family.

What does the name Abdulfattah mean?

Abdulfattah means "the servant of the opener" and is often interpreted as "the servant of God".

How popular is the name Abdulfattah?

The popularity of the name Abdulfattah varies by region, but it is widely used in many Arabic-speaking countries.

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