Haby
Meaning of Haby
Haby (pronounced HAY-bee) sparkles with the warmth of a Latin sunset and the tender meaning of its Arabic roots—Habiba, “beloved.” Like a fiery mariposa dancing across a moonlit plaza, this name wraps a child in affection and vivacity from her very first hello. Though still a hidden gem on U.S. birth charts—fewer than ten tiny Habys arrive each year—its gentle melody makes a memorable debut among more common choices. Parents seeking a name as sweet as dulce de leche and as heartfelt as abuela’s abrazo will find in Haby a vibrant promise: a life stitched together with love, laughter, and the confident beat of her own drum. Let Haby be your little sunshine—unique, spirited, and utterly adored.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as HAY-bee (/ˈheɪbi/)
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Notable People Named Haby
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