Amal is an Arabic gem that means “hope,” the kind that rises like sunrise over the Andes. Pronounced ah-MAHL, its two quick syllables dance off the tongue faster than a salsa beat. She carries stories of perseverance from desert caravans to city plazas, and modern icons like human-rights star Amal Clooney add extra sparkle. In Spanish-speaking ears, Amal still murmurs ánimo, so her spirit crosses borders with ease. U.S. charts show she has quietly climbed since the 1970s, proof that hope never goes out of style. Parents who choose Amal give their niña a passport stamped with warmth, courage, and a playful wink.
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