Djouhra
Arabic · Girl · 2 syllables
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About the name Djouhra
Djouhra is an Arabic name meaning "jewel" or "gem," derived from the Arabic root "jawhar" (جوهر), which refers to precious stones or valuables.
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Etymology
Djouhra is an Arabic name meaning "jewel" or "gem," derived from the Arabic root "jawhar" (جوهر), which refers to precious stones or valuables. The name is primarily used in North African and Middle Eastern Muslim communities, particularly among Maghrebi populations in Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia, with historical usage dating back centuries in Islamic cultures.
Djouhra currently ranks #3,536 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1964.
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