Ghali
Meaning of Ghali
In Arabic, Ghali (pronounced GAH-lee /ɡa-ˈli/) signifies “precious” or “dear,” conveying a sense of value that has endured in classical usage across North Africa and the Middle East. Historically encountered as both a surname and a given name, it often appears in connection with creative and intellectual figures within Arabic-speaking communities. In the United States, Ghali has maintained a modest but steady presence on the Social Security Administration’s charts since 2009, reaching 908th place in 2024 with sixteen newborn boys recorded under the name. This gradual uptick suggests a measured embrace by Anglo-American parents who appreciate Ghali’s rich heritage, distinctive sound, and balanced blend of cultural depth and modern appeal.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as GAH-lee (/ɡa-ˈli/)
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Notable People Named Ghali
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