Ammarah
Meaning of Ammarah
Ammarah dances off the tongue in three soft beats—ahm-MAH-rah—and means “prosperous and long-lived” in Arabic. The name paints a sunlit morning in an Indian tea garden, rich with hope and promise. Families across India and the Middle East choose it to carry wishes of abundance and joy. It even ranked 941st among newborn girls in the US this year, appearing nine times in the national records. Parents feel as if they’ve discovered a hidden jewel. Ammarah carries a playful spirit, a promise of lively laughter and graceful strength. Just like a delicate mehendi swirl on a bride’s hand, it’s a small detail that makes every story shine a bit brighter.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as ahm-MAH-rah (/ɑmˈmɑrə/)
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