Hajarat
Arabic · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Hajarat
Hajarat is an Arabic name derived from the root "hajara," meaning "to emigrate" or "to leave," and it carries connotations of pilgrimage and migration, particularly referencing the Hijra (migration of Prophet Muhammad).
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Etymology
Hajarat is an Arabic name derived from the root "hajara," meaning "to emigrate" or "to leave," and it carries connotations of pilgrimage and migration, particularly referencing the Hijra (migration of Prophet Muhammad). The name is primarily used in Muslim-majority cultures and Islamic traditions, with historical significance tied to Islamic religious and cultural practices.
Hajarat currently ranks #2,531 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2020.
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