Girl name
Wardah name meaning
“a blooming rose”
Wardah is a feminine name of Arabic origin meaning a blooming rose. It comes from the Arabic word wardah, the term for a single rose. The word is used as a feminine given name, carrying the floral meaning of its source and its reference to one bloom.
What does Wardah mean?
The ending -ah has different backgrounds in Indah, Fatimah, and Aisyah. In some Arabic-derived names, this spelling can represent a feminine ending, but that explanation does not apply to every name ending in -ah. More girl names ending in -ah →
Origin and cultural usage of Wardah
Wardah comes from Arabic wardah, the word for a single rose. It is used as a feminine given name.
Names are shared across communities. Where a name is commonly used says nothing certain about any one person’s ethnicity, religion or background.
Wardah in Islam and the Quran
Wardah does not appear as a name in the Quran, but its source word (وردة) does, for example in QS Ar-Rahman [55]: 37.
This describes the word and the name, not the religion of anyone who bears it.
Name combinations with Wardah
Two- and three-word full-name ideas with Wardah, built from names in our dictionary, with the meaning of each word.
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Meaning of each word
- Wardah: a blooming rose
- Rahmatia: mercy and grace
- Sholehah: righteous, good in conduct
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Meaning of each word
- Wardah: a blooming rose
- Jaenab: a tree with fragrant blossoms
- Naimah: living in comfort and well-being
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Wardah Mubarokah
Meaning of each word
- Wardah: a blooming rose
- Mubarokah: blessed, endowed with blessings
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Fida Wardah Rahmayanti
Meaning of each word
- Fida: ransom, sacrifice
- Wardah: a blooming rose
- Rahmayanti: compassion, mercy
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Wardah Ain
Meaning of each word
- Wardah: a blooming rose
- Ain: eye; water spring
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Wardah Mufida Nurfadilah
Meaning of each word
- Wardah: a blooming rose
- Mufida: useful, bringing benefit
- Nurfadilah: light of virtue
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How to pronounce Wardah
| Syllables | 2 · 6 letters · 6-letter girl names |
|---|---|
| IPA | /wardah/ |
| Arabic script | وردة |
| Javanese script (Aksara Jawa) | ꦮꦂꦢꦃ |
| Sundanese script (Aksara Sunda) | ᮝᮁᮓᮂ |
Is Wardah a girl’s name?
Yes, Wardah is used mostly as a girl’s name. In our data sample, 0% of bearers are male. See all girl names.
Wardah ranks #1,207 among girl names in our data sample (8 of 168,435 occurrences). It is a sample, not national data.
Variants and similar names
Names that sound like Wardah
Names with related meanings
- Sari♀Essential substance
- Kusuma♂♀A blooming flower
- Puspita♀Flowering, adorned with flowers
- Susi♀Lily flower
- Lili♂♀Lily flower
- Rosita♀Little rose
- Puspa♀A blooming flower
- Bunga♀Blossom of a plant
- Puspitasari♀Flower essence, essence of floral beauty
- Rosa♀Rose flower
- Kusumawati♀One who possesses flowers
- Lily♀Lily flower
Famous people named Wardah
- Wardah Hafidz · b. 1952
- Wardah · b. 1980
- Wardah · b. 1979
- Wardah Al Vinur · b. 1996
- Wardah Ja'far
- Wardah Jafar · b. 1971
- Wardah Nuroniyah · b. 1981
FAQ about the name Wardah
What is the meaning of Wardah?
Wardah means a blooming rose. Wardah comes from Arabic wardah, the word for a single rose. It is used as a feminine given name.
Is Wardah a girl’s name?
Yes, Wardah is used mostly as a girl’s name. In our data sample, 0% of bearers are male.
What is the origin of the name Wardah?
Wardah is of Arabic origin.
Is the name Wardah in the Quran?
Wardah does not appear as a name in the Quran, but its source word (وردة) does, for example in QS Ar-Rahman [55]: 37.
How many syllables does Wardah have?
Wardah has 2 syllables (War-dah) and 6 letters.
How popular is the name Wardah?
Wardah ranks #1,207 among girl names in our data sample (8 of 168,435 occurrences). It is a sample, not national data.
What full names go well with Wardah?
Some ideas: Wardah Rahmatia Sholehah; Wardah Jaenab Naimah; Wardah Mubarokah.
Famous people named Wardah?
Notable people named Wardah include Wardah Hafidz, Wardah, Wardah.
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