Khushabu
Persian · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Khushabu
Khushabu is derived from Persian/Urdu roots, with "khush" meaning "good" or "pleasant" and "abu" meaning "father," thus meaning "good father" or referencing something agreeable and aromatic.
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Etymology
Khushabu is derived from Persian/Urdu roots, with "khush" meaning "good" or "pleasant" and "abu" meaning "father," thus meaning "good father" or referencing something agreeable and aromatic. The name is primarily used in Muslim communities across South Asia, particularly in India and Pakistan, reflecting Persian linguistic influence in Islamic naming traditions.
Khushabu currently ranks #3,082 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2020.
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