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Farhana name meaning

“full of joy, rejoicing”

Aksara Jawa
Aksara Sunda
/farhana/
Gender
♀ Girl
Origin
Arabic
Syllables
3
Popularity
#1,694

Farhana is a feminine name of Arabic origin meaning “full of joy” or “rejoicing”. It comes from farḥāna, the feminine form of farḥān, which expresses joy or happiness. The connection between these forms explains its feminine usage and keeps the name’s meaning centered on joy.

What does Farhana mean?

Full of joy, rejoicing

In Indonesian: penuh kegembiraan, bersukacita

-ana

The ending -ana occurs in names with different origins, such as Mulyana, Juliana, and Yohana. It is a shared sound rather than a single suffix carrying the same meaning in every name. More girl names ending in -ana →

Origin and cultural usage of Farhana

From Arabic farḥāna, the feminine of farḥān, expressing joy or happiness.

Linguistic originArabic
Naming traditionIslamic
Starts withF · Fa

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

Farhana in Islam and the Quran

Farhana 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 Farhana

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

  • Farhana Alia Tursina

    Meaning of each word

    • Farhana: full of joy, rejoicing
    • Alia: high, elevated in rank
    • Tursina: the mountain in Sinai
  • Farhana Ulfiah Alya

    Meaning of each word

    • Farhana: full of joy, rejoicing
    • Ulfiah: closeness and friendship
    • Alya: eminence, elevated rank
  • Farhana Latifa

    Meaning of each word

    • Farhana: full of joy, rejoicing
    • Latifa: gentle and kindhearted
  • Khoirunnisa Farhana Zara

    Meaning of each word

    • Khoirunnisa: the best among women
    • Farhana: full of joy, rejoicing
    • Zara: flower; radiant
  • Farhana Ulfa

    Meaning of each word

    • Farhana: full of joy, rejoicing
    • Ulfa: affection and closeness
  • Farhana Jihan Mufida

    Meaning of each word

    • Farhana: full of joy, rejoicing
    • Jihan: world, universe
    • Mufida: useful, bringing benefit

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How to pronounce Farhana

Syllables3 · 7 letters · 7-letter girl names
IPA/farhana/
Arabic scriptفرحانة
Javanese script (Aksara Jawa)ꦥ꦳ꦂꦲꦤ
Sundanese script (Aksara Sunda)ᮖᮁᮠᮔ

Is Farhana a girl’s name?

Yes, Farhana is used mostly as a girl’s name. In our data sample, 0% of bearers are male. See all girl names.

♂ Boys 0%Girls 100% ♀

Farhana ranks #1,694 among girl names in our data sample (5 of 168,435 occurrences). It is a sample, not national data.

Variants and similar names

Names that sound like Farhana

Names with related meanings

Famous people named Farhana

  • Farhana Nariswari · b. 1996
  • Farhana Mallawangan · b. 1974
  • Farhana Nabila Hanifah · b. 1997

FAQ about the name Farhana

What is the meaning of Farhana?

Farhana means full of joy, rejoicing. From Arabic farḥāna, the feminine of farḥān, expressing joy or happiness.

Is Farhana a girl’s name?

Yes, Farhana is used mostly as a girl’s name. In our data sample, 0% of bearers are male.

What is the origin of the name Farhana?

Farhana is of Arabic origin.

Is the name Farhana in the Quran?

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

How many syllables does Farhana have?

Farhana has 3 syllables (Far-ha-na) and 7 letters.

How popular is the name Farhana?

Farhana ranks #1,694 among girl names in our data sample (5 of 168,435 occurrences). It is a sample, not national data.

What full names go well with Farhana?

Some ideas: Farhana Alia Tursina; Farhana Ulfiah Alya; Farhana Latifa.

Famous people named Farhana?

Notable people named Farhana include Farhana Nariswari, Farhana Mallawangan, Farhana Nabila Hanifah.

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