Djemai
Berber · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Djemai
Djemai is an Algerian Berber name derived from the root "djemaa," meaning "assembly" or "gathering" in Tamazight, referring to a communal meeting place or congregation.
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Etymology
Djemai is an Algerian Berber name derived from the root "djemaa," meaning "assembly" or "gathering" in Tamazight, referring to a communal meeting place or congregation.
The name is used primarily among Berber/Amazigh populations of North Africa, particularly in Algeria, and reflects indigenous Maghrebi cultural traditions predating and independent of Arab and Islamic influences, though it may also appear in Muslim-majority contexts.
Djemai currently ranks #2,534 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1971.
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