Oulimata
Arabic · Girl · 4 syllables
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About the name Oulimata
Oulimata is derived from Arabic roots, with "Ouli" or "Oum" relating to motherhood or feminine qualities, and "-mata" functioning as a feminine suffix, meaning "mother" or expressing feminine identity in Semitic language patterns.
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Etymology
Oulimata is derived from Arabic roots, with "Ouli" or "Oum" relating to motherhood or feminine qualities, and "-mata" functioning as a feminine suffix, meaning "mother" or expressing feminine identity in Semitic language patterns. The name is primarily used among West African Muslim populations, particularly in Senegal, Mali, and Guinea, where it reflects both Islamic and Fulani cultural traditions.
Oulimata currently ranks #5,267 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1994.
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