Fatin
Fatin is a Muslim girl name of Arabic origin, meaning “Captivating, enchanting”.
| Meaning | Captivating, enchanting |
|---|---|
| Gender | Girl |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Written as | فاتن |
| Pronunciation | FAH-tin |
| Tradition | Muslim |
| Used in | Malaysia, Indonesia, Levant, Egypt |
Meaning and origin of Fatin
Fatin is an Arabic adjective describing someone who captivates or enchants. In Arab countries girls are usually named with the feminine Faten, and Fatina is heard too. In Malaysia and Indonesia, though, Fatin itself is a very popular girls' name, often paired in combinations such as Fatin Nabila. The masculine form is occasionally given to boys in Turkey and the Arab world.
Is Fatin a Muslim name?
Muslim parents in Malaysia, Indonesia and Arab countries choose Fatin for the beauty and charm it describes, and its Arabic meaning raises no concerns.
How popular is Fatin?
Fatin is a girls' favourite in Malaysia and Indonesia, and Faten is the usual spelling in Egypt, the Levant and Tunisia.
Gifts with the name Fatin
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- Muslim baby gifts & books (Amazon)
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Spellings and variants of Fatin
Names similar to Fatin
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Fatin mean?
Fatin means 'Captivating, enchanting'. It is of Arabic origin.
Is Fatin a Muslim name?
Muslim parents in Malaysia, Indonesia and Arab countries choose Fatin for the beauty and charm it describes, and its Arabic meaning raises no concerns.
How do you pronounce Fatin?
Fatin is pronounced FAH-tin.
Is Fatin a boy or girl name?
Fatin is usually a girl name.