معنى اسمKheri خير
إجابة سريعة
- المعنى
- A positive name representing goodness, wellness, and blessed fortune for the child's life.
- الأصل
- Swahili (from Arabic)
- النطق
- KEH-ree
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عن اسم Kheri
Kheri is a Swahili name derived from the Arabic word 'Khayr', which translates to goodness, excellence, or virtue. It historically signifies a wish for a prosperous and righteous path, reflecting the deep linguistic and cultural influence of the Arab world on East African coastal civilizations.
الخلفية الثقافية
The name is widely used across Swahili-speaking populations in Tanzania, Kenya, and the Comoros. It is frequently given to signify a 'blessing' or as a celebratory marker of a child's arrival bringing wellness to the family.
الصيغ والألقاب
- Khayri
- Khair
- Khery
- Khaire
- Khairy
مشاهير يحملون اسم Kheri
- Kheri Yusuf2010s-present
Professional Tanzanian footballer playing as a winger.
- Khairy Ramadan1990s-present
Prominent Egyptian journalist and television host.
- Kheri Clement2010s-present
East African recording artist and vocalist.
الأسئلة الشائعة
- What does Kheri mean?
- Kheri is a Swahili name meaning 'goodness', 'wellness', or 'blessed fortune'. It originates from the Arabic word 'Khayr'.
- How do you pronounce Kheri?
- It is typically pronounced 'KEH-ree', with a soft 'h' sound following the 'k' in some dialects.
- Is Kheri a boy or girl name?
- Kheri is primarily used as a masculine name in Swahili-speaking cultures, though its Arabic root Khayr is occasionally used in unisex contexts.
- What is the origin of the name Kheri?
- The name has Swahili origins with direct roots in the Arabic language, resulting from centuries of trade and cultural exchange along the East African coast.
أسماء من أصل Swahili (from Arabic) أخرى
عرض كل أسماء مواليد من أصل Swahili (from Arabic)- RashidiرشيدA respected name that describes a person who is well-guided, wise, and possesses good judgment.
- OmariعمرA classic and widely used name that signifies a long, flourishing life and high-ranking status.
- JumaجمعةA popular name traditionally given to a boy born on Friday, symbolizing a day of gathering.