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Name
Renas
Gender
Boy name
Syllables
2

The male first name Renas (also Rênas) means 'the one who knows the way' or 'the guide', derived from the two Kurdish name components rê for 'way' and nas for 'known, familiar'. The boy's name Renas is relatively widespread in the Kurdish population.

What does the name Renas mean?

The male first name Renas (also Rênas) means 'the one who knows the way' or 'the guide', derived from the two Kurdish name components rê for 'way' and nas for 'known, familiar'. The boy's name Renas is relatively widespread in the Kurdish population.

Where does the name Renas come from?

The etymology of Renas is a male first name of Kurdish origin meaning 'the one who knows the way' or 'the guide'. Kurdish

How do you pronounce Renas?

Sound & pronunciation of Renas: The name Renas is two syllables and softly structured. In German pronunciation, it is usually pronounced as 'Re-nas' [ˈʁeːnas], starting with a long 'E' sound that conveys brightness. The open ending '-nas' brings warmth to the sound. The rolled or aspirated 'r' gives the name depth. Renas sounds harmonious and modern - calm, present, and balanced.

Popularity

Renas is a very popular first name in Germany. Currently, it ranks 1,098th on the list of the most common male baby names. Its best placement was in 2018 at 615th. In the last ten years, Renas has been given as a first name about 500 times, placing it 879th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 967th.

Nicknames & pet names

Debilo / Reni / Reno / Renuss / Rere

Famous people

  • Renas Miran (Kurdish singer)

Frequently asked questions about the name Renas

What does the name Renas mean?

The name Renas means 'the one who knows the way' or 'the guide'. It is composed of the Kurdish words 'rê' for 'way' and 'nas' for 'known'.

Where does the first name Renas come from?

Renas is a male first name of Kurdish origin that is widely used in the Kurdish population.

How popular is the name Renas?

Renas is very popular in Kurdish communities and is often chosen as a boy's name.

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