Hani name meaning
هاني
Hani · HAH-nee
Content and happy; originally "hani'", with a final hamza.
- Gender
- Boy
- Origin
- Arabic
- Arabic root
- ه ن أ
- Pronunciation
- HAH-nee
- Other spellings
- Hany
About the name Hani
Hani comes from the root h-n-ʾ, to be pleased and at ease; its original form ends in a hamza, which is usually dropped in speech. It describes someone happy and content. The name is common in Egypt, the Levant and Iraq. Egyptians often write it Hany. The related phrase "hani'an", may it do you good, is a common Arabic wish after eating or drinking.
Hani in fancy text
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From "hashm", breaking dry bread
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Haitham هيثم
A young eagle or vulture
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Wael وائل
One who seeks refuge and safety
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Waleed وليد
A newborn child; a young boy
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Ilyas إلياس
A Hebrew name meaning "my God is the Lord"
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Yasser ياسر
From "yusr", ease and gentleness
FAQ
What is the origin of the name Hani?
Hani (هاني) is an Arabic name, from the Arabic root ه ن أ. Content and happy; originally "hani'", with a final hamza.
How do you write Hani in Arabic?
In Arabic script it is written هاني. In English it is also spelled Hany.