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Amhar name meaning

“more skilled, most proficient”

Aksara Jawa
Aksara Sunda
/amhar/
Gender
♂ Boy
Origin
Arabic
Syllables
2
Popularity
#2,722

Amhar is a masculine name commonly linked to Arabic amhar, meaning more skilled or most proficient. The source word is a comparative or superlative form of māhir, meaning skilled. This connection accounts for both the comparative and the highest degree of skill in the name's interpretation.

What does Amhar mean?

More skilled, most proficient

In Indonesian: lebih mahir, paling terampil

-ar

In Anwar, Iskandar, and Fajar, -ar belongs to the complete name rather than serving as a suffix with one shared meaning. Similar endings do not imply a common origin or meaning. More boy names ending in -ar →

Origin and cultural usage of Amhar

Possibly from Arabic amhar, the comparative or superlative of māhir, skilled.

Linguistic originArabic
Naming traditionIslamic
Starts withA · Am

Names are shared across communities. Where a name is commonly used says nothing certain about any one person’s ethnicity, religion or background.

Amhar in Islam and the Quran

Amhar does not appear in the Quran, either as a name or as a word.

This describes the word and the name, not the religion of anyone who bears it.

Name combinations with Amhar

Two- and three-word full-name ideas with Amhar, built from names in our dictionary, with the meaning of each word.

  • Amhar Sodik Fitrah

    Meaning of each word

    • Amhar: more skilled, most proficient
    • Sodik: truthful, honest
    • Fitrah: innate disposition, original nature
  • Amhar Najmuddin Saepul

    Meaning of each word

    • Amhar: more skilled, most proficient
    • Najmuddin: star of the faith
    • Saepul: sword; a compound-name element
  • Amhar Nafiudin

    Meaning of each word

    • Amhar: more skilled, most proficient
    • Nafiudin: one who benefits the faith
  • Irsyadi Amhar Marhaban

    Meaning of each word

    • Irsyadi: relating to guidance or direction
    • Amhar: more skilled, most proficient
    • Marhaban: a welcoming greeting
  • Amhar Supangat

    Meaning of each word

    • Amhar: more skilled, most proficient
    • Supangat: help; intercession
  • Amhar Bagir Raihan

    Meaning of each word

    • Amhar: more skilled, most proficient
    • Bagir: one who delves into knowledge
    • Raihan: a fragrant aromatic plant

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How to pronounce Amhar

Syllables2 · 5 letters · 5-letter boy names
IPA/amhar/
Arabic scriptأمهر
Javanese script (Aksara Jawa)ꦲꦩ꧀ꦲꦂ
Sundanese script (Aksara Sunda)ᮃᮙ᮪ᮠᮁ

Is Amhar a boy’s name?

Yes, Amhar is used mostly as a boy’s name. In our data sample, 100% of bearers are male. See all boy names.

♂ Boys 100%Girls 0% ♀

Amhar ranks #2,722 among boy names in our data sample (6 of 168,435 occurrences). It is a sample, not national data.

Variants and similar names

Names that sound like Amhar

Famous people named Amhar

  • Amhar AB
  • Amhar Amir
  • Amhar Azeth · b. 1959
  • Amhar Yonie · b. 1963
  • Daeng Amhar · b. 1972
  • M Amhar Azeth

FAQ about the name Amhar

What is the meaning of Amhar?

Amhar means more skilled, most proficient. Possibly from Arabic amhar, the comparative or superlative of māhir, skilled.

Is Amhar a boy’s name?

Yes, Amhar is used mostly as a boy’s name. In our data sample, 100% of bearers are male.

What is the origin of the name Amhar?

Amhar is of Arabic origin.

Is the name Amhar in the Quran?

Amhar does not appear in the Quran, either as a name or as a word.

How many syllables does Amhar have?

Amhar has 2 syllables (Am-har) and 5 letters.

How popular is the name Amhar?

Amhar ranks #2,722 among boy names in our data sample (6 of 168,435 occurrences). It is a sample, not national data.

What full names go well with Amhar?

Some ideas: Amhar Sodik Fitrah; Amhar Najmuddin Saepul; Amhar Nafiudin.

Famous people named Amhar?

Notable people named Amhar include Amhar AB, Amhar Amir, Amhar Azeth.

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