Edibe
Arabic · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Edibe
Edibe derives from Arabic roots meaning "cultured," "refined," or "well-mannered," related to the word "adab" (أدب) which encompasses etiquette and literary culture.
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Etymology
Edibe derives from Arabic roots meaning "cultured," "refined," or "well-mannered," related to the word "adab" (أدب) which encompasses etiquette and literary culture. The name is primarily used in Turkish and other Ottoman-influenced cultures, particularly within Muslim communities, though it has historical use among both Muslim and some Christian populations in the Eastern Mediterranean and Balkans.
Edibe currently ranks #7,569 in the United States as a girl's name.
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