The name Inayat, rooted in Arabic and pronounced in-uh-YAHt (/ˈɪn.ə.jæt/), derives from a word meaning “care” or “graceful attention,” embodying compassion and mindful presence. In the United States it has gained modest but steady traction among newborn girls, climbing from just five occurrences (rank 958) in 2014 to 21 (rank 929) in 2024. This upward movement mirrors a growing interest among Latinx and multicultural families in names that blend lyrical sound with substantive meaning. With its succinct, melodic structure and cross-cultural resonance, Inayat offers parents a distinctive choice that speaks to intentional warmth and global heritage.
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