Ichraf
Arabic · Girl · 2 syllables
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About the name Ichraf
Ichraf is an Arabic name derived from the root "kh-r-f" (خرف), meaning "to deviate" or "to go astray," though it can also relate to concepts of eccentricity or distinction.
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Etymology
Ichraf is an Arabic name derived from the root "kh-r-f" (خرف), meaning "to deviate" or "to go astray," though it can also relate to concepts of eccentricity or distinction. The name is primarily used in Arab Muslim communities and Maghrebi cultures, particularly in North Africa, with historical usage dating back to classical Arabic naming traditions.
Ichraf currently ranks #5,083 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1980.
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