Duaa
Meaning of Duaa
The name Duaa is a beautiful and meaningful choice for baby girls, rooted deeply in Arabic origin. Pronounced as DOO-ah (/duˈɑ/), the name Duaa means "prayer" or "supplication," reflecting a sense of spirituality and devotion. It carries a significant cultural and religious connotation, often associated with seeking blessings and expressing wishes. A common variation of this name is Dua.
In the United States, Duaa has maintained a modest but consistent presence over the years. Data shows that its popularity has fluctuated, with occurrences ranging from 5 to 28 newborns annually since 1982. The highest rank it achieved was in 2004, when it placed at 4707, indicating its steady appeal among parents who appreciate its profound meaning and melodious sound.
Choosing the name Duaa for your daughter not only bestows her with a name rich in cultural heritage but also imbues her identity with a sense of hope and spiritual connection.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as DOO-ah (/duˈɑ/)
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Notable People Named Duaa
| Duaa Abdelrahman, born in 1979 in Giza, Egypt, is a renowned Egyptian romance novelist and short story writer who initially wrote under the pseudonym 'Mashair Ghalia' and is known for her 'social romance' works. |
