Manaar
Manaar is a Muslim unisex name of Arabic origin, meaning “Lighthouse, a guiding light”.
| Meaning | Lighthouse, a guiding light |
|---|---|
| Gender | Unisex |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Written as | منار |
| Pronunciation | mah-NAAR |
| Tradition | Muslim |
| Used in | Egypt, Levant, Gulf States |
Meaning and origin of Manaar
Manaar is one spelling of Manār, a spot where a light is raised up so that people can find their way, like a lighthouse or a minaret. Its root, n-w-r, means light, and the double 'a' marks a long vowel sound. Today it is mostly given to girls, though boys are sometimes named it too, and it suggests a person who guides others.
Is Manaar a Muslim name?
Manaar shares the root of nūr, light, and Muslim parents choose it for its picture of a guiding beacon.
How popular is Manaar?
Used across the Arab world, more often for girls.
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Spellings and variants of Manaar
Names similar to Manaar
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Manaar mean?
Manaar means 'Lighthouse, a guiding light'. It is of Arabic origin.
Is Manaar a Muslim name?
Manaar shares the root of nūr, light, and Muslim parents choose it for its picture of a guiding beacon.
How do you pronounce Manaar?
Manaar is pronounced mah-NAAR.
Is Manaar a boy or girl name?
Manaar is used for both boys and girls.