Ameenah

Meaning of Ameenah

Ameenah dances into the spotlight like a golden lantern at dawn, her syllables whispering “trustworthy” and “faithful” straight from her Arabic roots (ah-mee-NAH in Arabic, ah-MEE-nuh in English). She carries the gentle reverence of Amina, mother of the Prophet Muhammad, and yet sparkles with a warmth that feels right at home beneath a mango tree in Mumbai. Imagine Ameenah as the cardamom in your chai—subtle, exotic and perfectly balanced—bringing comfort wherever she goes. Though she’s still a rare gem in the U.S., with just two dozen or so little girls each year, her steady climb near the top 900s shows that her timeless charm is catching hearts coast to coast. Ameenah isn’t just a name; she’s a promise of loyalty wrapped in melody.

Pronunciation

Arabic

• Pronunced as ah-mee-NAH (/æmɪˈnɑː/)

English

• Pronunced as ah-MEE-nuh (/əˈmiːnə/)

• Amalia
• Amaya
• Amira
• Amina
• Amara
• Amani
• Amelie