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Wardatul name meaning

“a rose flower”

Aksara Jawa
Aksara Sunda
/wardatul/
Gender
♀ Girl
Origin
Arabic
Syllables
3
Popularity
#2,475

Wardatul is a feminine name meaning a rose flower, commonly linked to Arabic wardah through the linking form wardatu l-. This form appears before a following element. The spelling Wardatul therefore commonly occurs within compound names, connecting the rose element with the next part of the name.

What does Wardatul mean?

A rose flower

In Indonesian: bunga mawar

Origin and cultural usage of Wardatul

From Arabic wardah, rose, in the linking form wardatu l- before another element. This spelling commonly occurs within compound names.

Linguistic originArabic
Naming traditionIslamic
Starts withW · Wa

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

Wardatul in Islam and the Quran

Wardatul does not appear as a name in the Quran, but its source word (وردة) does, for example in QS Ar-Rahman [55]: 37. The sky is compared to a rose.

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

Name combinations with Wardatul

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

  • Wardatul Zuhra Imanda

    Meaning of each word

    • Wardatul: a rose flower
    • Zuhra: the planet Venus; brilliance
    • Imanda: faith; belief
  • Wardatul Adham Mardia

    Meaning of each word

    • Wardatul: a rose flower
    • Adham: deep black; a black horse
    • Mardia: approved of, pleasing
  • Wardatul Zuhro

    Meaning of each word

    • Wardatul: a rose flower
    • Zuhro: flower; radiant beauty
  • Latifa Wardatul Halimah

    Meaning of each word

    • Latifa: gentle and kindhearted
    • Wardatul: a rose flower
    • Halimah: forbearing, patient, slow to anger
  • Wardatul Halima

    Meaning of each word

    • Wardatul: a rose flower
    • Halima: forbearing, gentle in manner
  • Wardatul Aziza Faujiah

    Meaning of each word

    • Wardatul: a rose flower
    • Aziza: honored, precious, or beloved
    • Faujiah: a woman who achieves victory

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How to pronounce Wardatul

Syllables3 · 8 letters · 8-letter girl names
IPA/wardatul/
Javanese script (Aksara Jawa)ꦮꦂꦢꦠꦸꦭ꧀
Sundanese script (Aksara Sunda)ᮝᮁᮓᮒᮥᮜ᮪

Is Wardatul a girl’s name?

Yes, Wardatul 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% ♀

Wardatul ranks #2,475 among girl names in our data sample (4 of 168,435 occurrences). It is a sample, not national data.

Names with related meanings

Famous people named Wardatul

  • Wardatul Asriah · b. 1965
  • Wardatul Adawiyah · b. 1985
  • Wardatul Jannah · b. 1994
  • Wardatul Wardiyah

FAQ about the name Wardatul

What is the meaning of Wardatul?

Wardatul means a rose flower. From Arabic wardah, rose, in the linking form wardatu l- before another element. This spelling commonly occurs within compound names.

Is Wardatul a girl’s name?

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

What is the origin of the name Wardatul?

Wardatul is of Arabic origin.

Is the name Wardatul in the Quran?

Wardatul does not appear as a name in the Quran, but its source word (وردة) does, for example in QS Ar-Rahman [55]: 37. The sky is compared to a rose.

How many syllables does Wardatul have?

Wardatul has 3 syllables (War-da-tul) and 8 letters.

How popular is the name Wardatul?

Wardatul ranks #2,475 among girl names in our data sample (4 of 168,435 occurrences). It is a sample, not national data.

What full names go well with Wardatul?

Some ideas: Wardatul Zuhra Imanda; Wardatul Adham Mardia; Wardatul Zuhro.

Famous people named Wardatul?

Notable people named Wardatul include Wardatul Asriah, Wardatul Adawiyah, Wardatul Jannah.

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