Samira-Latifa
Arabic · Girl · 6 syllables
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About the name Samira-Latifa
Samira-Latifa is a compound Arabic name combining Samira (meaning "entertainer" or "female companion in evening conversation," from the root s-m-r) and Latifa (meaning "gentle" or "delicate," from the root l-t-f).
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Etymology
Samira-Latifa is a compound Arabic name combining Samira (meaning "entertainer" or "female companion in evening conversation," from the root s-m-r) and Latifa (meaning "gentle" or "delicate," from the root l-t-f). The name is used primarily in Arab, Muslim, and Persian-speaking communities, with roots in Islamic cultural tradition.
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