Talal
Talal is a Muslim boy name of Arabic origin, meaning “Dew, gentle rain; refreshing”.
| Meaning | Dew, gentle rain; refreshing |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Written as | طلال |
| Pronunciation | tah-LAAL |
| Tradition | Muslim |
| Used in | Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Jordan, Gulf States |
Meaning and origin of Talal
Picture the soft drizzle or morning dew that refreshes dry ground, and you have the meaning of Talal, which comes from the Arabic ṭall. Old dictionaries also attach to it the idea of something lovely and pleasing to the eye. It has been treasured for generations in the Arabian Peninsula and Jordan. Royal bearers include King Talal of Jordan, father of King Hussein, and Saudi Arabia's Prince Talal ibn Abd al-Aziz.
Is Talal a Muslim name?
Talal is widely used by Muslims, and its word appears in a Quranic parable of a garden that thrives on heavy rain, or else 'a light drizzle (fa-ṭall)' suffices (Quran 2:265).
How popular is Talal?
It is common in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Jordan and familiar throughout the Arab world.
Gifts with the name Talal
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Talal mean?
Talal means 'Dew, gentle rain; refreshing'. It is of Arabic origin.
Is Talal a Muslim name?
Talal is widely used by Muslims, and its word appears in a Quranic parable of a garden that thrives on heavy rain, or else 'a light drizzle (fa-ṭall)' suffices (Quran 2:265).
How do you pronounce Talal?
Talal is pronounced tah-LAAL.
Is Talal a boy or girl name?
Talal is usually a boy name.