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Amar - Nordic Names Further Information Amar is a name used among immigrants from Bosnia and Arabic-speaking countries, but is very rarely used in the Nordic countries by people without an immigration background Statistics Name Count per Country (What's this?)
Amar Name Meaning, Origin, History, And Popularity Origin, Meaning, And History of Amar Amar is a Sanskrit name commonly used for boys but also for girls in the Indian subcontinent In the Sanskrit language, Amar translates to ‘immortal ’ Etymologists also speculate that Amar also has a Bosnian connection, as a Bosnian form of the alternative Arabic name ‘Ammar,’ derived from the Arabic name Ammar and implying ‘long-lived ’ The
Popular Names in Bosnia and Herzegovina - Nameberry Popular names in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2024 were Merjem and Davud — the Bosnian forms of Mary and David — at Number 1 As well as Merjem, the top names for baby girls include Sara, Asja, Esma, and Iman The most popular baby boy names, after Davud, were Hamza, Ali, Ahmed, and Amar
Bosnian Names - Behind the Name Bosnian names are used by the Bosniak people For additional names, see Serbo-Croatian names, Arabic names and Turkish names
Bosnian Male Names: Discover Popular And Traditional Names . . . Popular Bosnian male names often have religious or historical origins Names like Haris, Amar, and Adnan have Arabic roots and are commonly used in Bosnia These names carry powerful meanings, such as “protector,” “immortal,” and “honest ” They embody the values and virtues that Bosnian parents hope their sons will possess
Ammar - Legitimate Baby Names Gender: Masculine Origin: Arabic عمّار Meaning: "pious; virtuous " The name is from the Arabic meaning, "pious; virtuous " It was borne by Ammar ibn Yasir al-Ansi, a desciple of the Prophet Mohammed As of 2010, its Bosnian form of Amar was the most popular male name in Bosnia Herzegovina His rankings in other countries are as