Rumaysa
Meaning of Rumaysa
Rumaysa is an Arabic feminine name, pronounced /ruˈmeɪsə/ (roo-MAY-suh), that combines linguistic precision with historical resonance. Etymologically tied to the classical Arabic term for “small antelope,” the name conveys notions of grace and delicacy, and was notably borne by Rumaysa bint Milhan, an early companion of the Prophet Muhammad. In the United States, Rumaysa has sustained a modest but consistent presence: its recorded births ranged from a low of five (rank 962) in 2006 to a peak of 31 (rank 932) in 2014, most recently appearing 29 times in 2024 (rank 921). This steady performance underscores both its cultural authenticity and its appeal to parents seeking a technically precise yet historically grounded choice.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as roo-MAY-suh (/ruˈmeɪsə/)
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