Gulshafa
Persian · Not verified · 3 syllables
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About the name Gulshafa
Gulshafa is a Persian name composed of "gul" (flower) and "shafa" (healing/cure), meaning "flower of healing" or "healing flower." The name is used primarily in Persian, Urdu, and Islamic cultures, particularly among Muslim communities in Iran, South Asia, and the broader Middle East.
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Etymology
Gulshafa is a Persian name composed of "gul" (flower) and "shafa" (healing/cure), meaning "flower of healing" or "healing flower." The name is used primarily in Persian, Urdu, and Islamic cultures, particularly among Muslim communities in Iran, South Asia, and the broader Middle East.
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