Suheyla
Meaning of Suheyla
Suheyla carries a lyrical warmth, its soft syllables reminiscent of a gentle monsoon breeze rustling through jasmine vines. Rooted in the Arabic name Suhayla and embraced by Turkish speakers, it means “gentle” or “evening star,” evoking images of twilight skies awash in pearly light. In Indian storytelling, she might be the serene heroine whose laughter ripples like temple bells at dawn, infusing every moment with quiet grace. Though still modestly embraced in the United States—hovering around the 940th rank with fewer than twenty newborns annually—each Suheyla stands out like a lone firefly in a moonlit courtyard, a rare treasure whose presence feels both timeless and tender.
Pronunciation
Turkish
- Pronunced as soo-HAY-lah (/suːˈheɪlə/)
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