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Unisex name

Johar name meaning

“jewel, precious stone”

Aksara Jawa
Aksara Sunda
/dʒohar/
Gender
♂♀ Unisex
Origin
Arabic
Syllables
2
Popularity
#710

Johar is a name used for both boys and girls, commonly linked to Arabic jawhar, meaning jewel or precious stone. The source word also carries the meaning essence. Djohar is an older spelling of Johar, preserving the name in a form with an initial dj.

What does Johar mean?

Jewel, precious stone

In Indonesian: permata, batu mulia

-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 Johar

Djohar is an older spelling of Johar, which as a name can derive from Arabic jawhar, meaning jewel or essence.

Linguistic originArabic
Naming traditionIslamic
Starts withJ · Jo

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

Johar in Islam and the Quran

Johar 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 Johar

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

  • Johar Marwah Saidah

    Meaning of each word

    • Johar: jewel, precious stone
    • Marwah: hard white stone
    • Saidah: happy, fortunate
  • Johar Naila Fathia

    Meaning of each word

    • Johar: jewel, precious stone
    • Naila: one who attains
    • Fathia: associated with victory
  • Johar Khuzaimah

    Meaning of each word

    • Johar: jewel, precious stone
    • Khuzaimah: a kind of desert tree
  • Aliya Johar Romlah

    Meaning of each word

    • Aliya: high, exalted, elevated in rank
    • Johar: jewel, precious stone
    • Romlah: a grain of sand
  • Johar Sadiyah

    Meaning of each word

    • Johar: jewel, precious stone
    • Sadiyah: fortunate and happy
  • Johar Muna Ulfiah

    Meaning of each word

    • Johar: jewel, precious stone
    • Muna: wishes, aspirations
    • Ulfiah: closeness and friendship

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How to pronounce Johar

Syllables2 · 5 letters · 5-letter boy names
IPA/dʒohar/
Arabic scriptجوهر
Javanese script (Aksara Jawa)ꦗꦺꦴꦲꦂ
Sundanese script (Aksara Sunda)ᮏᮧᮠᮁ

Is Johar a boy’s or a girl’s name?

Johar is used for both boys and girls. In our data sample, 40% of bearers are male. See all unisex names.

♂ Boys 40%Girls 60% ♀

Johar ranks #710 among unisex names in our data sample (5 of 168,435 occurrences). It is a sample, not national data.

Variants and similar names

The same name in other spellings (for example old and new Indonesian spelling):

Names that sound like Johar

Names with related meanings

Famous people named Johar

  • Johar Amir · b. 1960
  • Johar Arifin · b. 1969
  • Johar Arifin · b. 1955

FAQ about the name Johar

What is the meaning of Johar?

Johar means jewel, precious stone. Djohar is an older spelling of Johar, which as a name can derive from Arabic jawhar, meaning jewel or essence.

Is Johar a boy’s or a girl’s name?

Johar is used for both boys and girls. In our data sample, 40% of bearers are male.

What is the origin of the name Johar?

Johar is of Arabic origin.

Is the name Johar in the Quran?

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

How many syllables does Johar have?

Johar has 2 syllables (Jo-har) and 5 letters.

How popular is the name Johar?

Johar ranks #710 among unisex names in our data sample (5 of 168,435 occurrences). It is a sample, not national data.

What are other spellings of Johar?

Other spellings: Djohar.

What full names go well with Johar?

Some ideas: Johar Marwah Saidah; Johar Naila Fathia; Johar Khuzaimah.

Famous people named Johar?

Notable people named Johar include Johar Amir, Johar Arifin, Johar Arifin.

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