Neginzahra — Baby Name Meaning and Origin

Neginzahra is a unisex name of Persian, Arabic origin. Negin-Zahra is an enchanting Persian name for girls. Negin means 'gem' or 'precious stone' in Persian. It signifies a girl who is as valuable and rare as a gem.

Neginzahra

Letter: N

Unisex

Meaning of Neginzahra:

Negin-Zahra is an enchanting Persian name for girls. Negin means 'gem' or 'precious stone' in Persian. It signifies a girl who is as valuable and rare as a gem. Zahra means 'radiant' or 'blooming'. Together, Negin-Zahra represents a girl who shines brightly like a precious gem and brings joy and beauty to the world around her.

Gender: Unisex
Origin: Persian, Arabic

Origin:

Persian , Arabic

More names starting with N:

Na , Na Ama , Naa , Naabih , Naadere Goftaar , Naadereh Goftaar , Naadhir , Naadhirah , Naadia , Naadim , Naadir , Naadira

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Frequently asked questions about Neginzahra

What does the name Neginzahra mean?

Negin-Zahra is an enchanting Persian name for girls. Negin means 'gem' or 'precious stone' in Persian. It signifies a girl who is as valuable and rare as a gem. Zahra means 'radiant' or 'blooming'.

What is the origin of the name Neginzahra?

Neginzahra is a unisex name of Persian, Arabic origin.

Is Neginzahra a boy or girl name?

Neginzahra is commonly used as a unisex name.

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