Hajer
Meaning of Hajer
The name Hajer is a beautiful and distinctive choice for a baby girl. Originating from Arabic, it is pronounced as HAH-jer (/hɑdʒeɪr/). A variation of the name includes Hajar. Hajer carries significant cultural and historical weight, often associated with the story of Hagar in Islamic tradition, who was the mother of Ishmael. In recent years, the name has seen modest use in the United States, with occurrences ranging from 5 to 11 newborns annually over the past two decades. Its unique sound and meaningful background make Hajer a compelling option for parents seeking a name that is both rich in heritage and relatively rare in English-speaking countries.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as HAH-jer (/hɑdʒeɪr/)
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Notable People Named Hajer
| Hajer Sharief is a prominent Libyan peace and human rights activist, co-founder of Together We Build It (TWBI), and recognized as one of Africa's most powerful women. |
