Halil-Ibrahim
Arabic · Boy · 5 syllables
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About the name Halil-Ibrahim
Halil-Ibrahim is a compound Arabic name combining "Halil" (meaning friend, derived from the root khalila) and "Ibrahim" (the Arabic form of Abraham, meaning father of multitudes).
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Etymology
Halil-Ibrahim is a compound Arabic name combining "Halil" (meaning friend, derived from the root khalila) and "Ibrahim" (the Arabic form of Abraham, meaning father of multitudes). The name is predominantly used in Muslim, Turkish, and Arab cultures, with historical significance as both names reference figures central to Islamic tradition—Halil being an epithet for Abraham himself, and Ibrahim being his direct name.
Halil-Ibrahim currently ranks #5,619 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2001.
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