Djima
Arabic · Girl · 2 syllables
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About the name Djima
Djima is a variant spelling of Djemaa or Jemaa, derived from the Arabic root جماع (jamaa), meaning "gathering" or "assembly," often referring to a mosque or communal gathering place.
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Etymology
Djima is a variant spelling of Djemaa or Jemaa, derived from the Arabic root جماع (jamaa), meaning "gathering" or "assembly," often referring to a mosque or communal gathering place. The name is used primarily in North African Muslim cultures, particularly in Algeria and Morocco, with historical significance tied to traditional town squares and mosques known as "djemaa" in Berber and Arabic-speaking regions.
Djima currently ranks #2,009 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1964.
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