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Name
Fikreta
Gender
Girl name
Syllables
3

The first name Fikreta is considered a Bosnian variant of Fikriye and is a female spelling form of the name Fikret. The literal meaning of the name includes terms such as 'the thinker', 'the educated one', or 'the intellectual'.

What does the name Fikreta mean?

Fikreta is a Bosnian form of Fikriye and represents a female spelling variant of Fikret. The literal translation of the name includes meanings such as 'the thinker', 'the educated one', and 'the intellectual'. The roots of the name lie in the Arabic terms fikrah (فكرة), meaning 'the thought', 'the idea', or 'the intention', as well as fakara (فكر), meaning 'to think' and 'to reflect'. Other variants include Fikrije and Fikriyya, while Fikri is a male form.

Where does the name Fikreta come from?

The etymology of Fikreta points to a female first name of Arabic origin, which translates to 'the thinker'. The Arabic

How do you pronounce Fikreta?

Fi-kre-ta

Popularity

In Germany, Fikreta is a rather rare first name. In 2021, it ranked 5,220th on the list of the most common female baby names. Its best placement was in 2014, when it reached 2,714th place. Over the last ten years, Fikreta has been given as a first name about 20 times, placing it 7,036th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 6,582nd.

Nicknames & pet names

Fikro / Kreta

Similar first names

Famous people

  • Fikreta Avdic (Bosnian singer 'Lepa Brena')

Frequently asked questions about the name Fikreta

What is the origin of the name Fikreta?

Fikreta is an Arabic female first name derived from the terms fikrah (فكرة), meaning 'the thought' or 'the idea', and fakara (فكر), meaning 'to think' or 'to reflect'. The name is common in Bosnia and Turkey.

What does the name Fikreta mean?

The name Fikreta translates to 'the thinker', 'the educated one', or 'the intellectual'. It is the female form of the male name Fikret.

How popular is the name Fikreta?

The popularity of the name Fikreta varies by region, but it is particularly common in Bosnia and among Turkish-speaking communities.

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