Zaynab
Zaynab proper noun: a female given name from Arabic.
Proper noun
Zaynab
- A female given name from Arabic.
- The daughter of the prophet Muhammad.
- The granddaughter of the prophet Muhammad.
Forms of Zaynab
| alternative form | Zainab |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Zeinab |
| alternative form | Zeineb |
| alternative form | Zenab |
| alternative form | Zeynab |
| alternative form | Zeynep |
| alternative form | Zinab |
Origin of Zaynab
Arabic زَيْنَب (zaynab, literally “fragrant flower”).
Questions about Zaynab
- What does Zaynab mean?
- Zaynab means a female given name from Arabic.
- What part of speech is Zaynab?
- Zaynab is a proper noun.
Words near Zaynab in the dictionary
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