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The first name Tahirah represents an alternative spelling of Tahira and is the feminine form of the name Tahir. Its direct translation is 'the Pure', 'the Clean', 'the Innocent', and also interpreted more freely as 'the Chaste'.
What does the name Tahirah mean?
Tahira is a female variant of Tahir and is often used in the alternative spelling Tahirah. The name means 'the Pure', 'the Clean', 'the Innocent', and also 'the Chaste'. Its roots lie in the Arabic word Ṭāhir (طاهر), which stands for 'virtuous', 'pure', 'chaste', 'pious', and 'clean'. In the Arabic and Persian regions, the name is widespread in various spelling variants, including Tahire, Tahireh, Tahera, Tahere, Tahereh, and Tashira. For boys, the variants Taher and Tashir exist.
Where does the name Tahirah come from?
The name Tahirah has Arabic roots and means 'the Pure'. It is derived from the Arabic word Ṭāhir (طاهر), which means virtuous, pure, chaste, pious, and clean. The language of this origin is Arabic.
How do you pronounce Tahirah?
Tahira is pronounced approximately as 'Tah-hira'.
Popularity
In Germany, Tahirah is a rather rare first name. It has not gained significance in the country's name rankings so far. In Austria, the name reached its best position in the name charts in 2009 at 1,302nd place. In the last ten years, Tahirah has been given as a name less than ten times there, placing it at 5,065th in the ten-year statistics. From 1984 to 2024, it ranks 6,179th in Austria.
Nicknames & pet names
Hira / Tara / Tari
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Frequently asked questions about the name Tahirah
What is the origin of the name Tahirah?
The name Tahirah has Arabic roots and means 'the Pure'. It comes from the Arabic word Ṭāhir (طاهر), which expresses virtue and purity.
What does the name Tahirah mean?
The meaning of Tahirah includes terms like 'the Pure', 'the Clean', 'the Innocent', and 'the Chaste'.
How popular is the name Tahirah?
Tahirah is widespread in various spelling variants in the Arabic and Persian regions; however, its popularity in the German-speaking area is rather low.