Hada
Meaning of Hada
Hada is a feminine name with a rich history and cultural significance. It is pronounced as HAH-duh (/ˈhɑdə/). The name Hada has various variations, such as Hadia and Hadassa. This beautiful name has been given to five newborns in the United States of America in the year 2006, ranking at number 17,168.
The origin of the name Hada can be traced back to multiple cultures and languages. In Arabic, Hada means "gift" or "generosity," symbolizing the blessings that a child brings into their family's life. It also has Hebrew roots, where it represents "myrtle," a fragrant flowering plant associated with love and joy.
Choosing the name Hada for your baby girl can evoke feelings of gratitude, kindness, and beauty. Its simplicity and uniqueness make it an appealing choice for parents who are seeking a name that is both meaningful and elegant.
In addition to its linguistic associations, the name Hada may also bring to mind strong and inspirational figures from history or literature. With its diverse origins and versatility, Hada is a name that holds significant potential for creating a lasting impression on your child's identity.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as HAH-duh (/ˈhɑdə/)
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Notable People Named Hada
| Hada is an ethnic Mongol activist who has campaigned for the self-determination of Southern Mongolia and was detained for 15 years before being released in December 2014. |
