Mevlida

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Name
Mevlida
Gender
Girl name
Syllables
3

The first name Mevlida, which is given to girls, can be translated into German as 'she was born'. In the Arab cultural sphere, this name refers to the birth of the Prophet Mohammed.

What does the name Mevlida mean?

Mevlida is a girl's name that translates to 'she was born' in German. This designation has a special meaning in the Arab world, as it refers to the birth of the Prophet Mohammed. Mevlida represents a variant of Mevlüde, a feminine form of the Arabic name Mevlit. The origin of the name lies in the Arabic word mawlid (مَوْلِد), which means 'the birthday' or 'the time of birth'. Another form of the name is Mevluda. Male equivalents are Mevlüt, Mevlud, and Mevludin.

Where does the name Mevlida come from?

The first name Mevlida has Arabic roots and means 'she was born'. The etymology comes from mawlid (مَوْلِد), which means 'the birthday' or 'the time of birth' in Arabic. The name is used in both Arabic and Bosnian.

How do you pronounce Mevlida?

Mev-li-da

Popularity

In Germany, Mevlida is a rather rare name. In 2018, it ranked 4,078th on the list of the most common female first names. The best placement for Mevlida was in 2016, when it reached 3,055th place. In the last ten years, the name has been given about 20 times as a first name, placing it at 6,729th in the ten-year statistics. Between 2010 and 2024, the ranking is 6,444.

Nicknames & pet names

Mevi

Similar first names

Mevlud

Frequently asked questions about the name Mevlida

What is the origin of the name Mevlida?

Mevlida has Arabic roots and comes from the word mawlid (مَوْلِد), which means 'the birthday' or 'the time of birth'. The name is used in both Arabic and Bosnian.

What does the name Mevlida mean?

Mevlida means 'she was born' and has a special significance in the Arab world, as it refers to the birth of the Prophet Mohammed.

How popular is the name Mevlida?

The popularity of the name Mevlida varies by region, but it is particularly common in countries with Arab and Bosnian influence.

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