Shadine
Arabic · Girl · 2 syllables
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About the name Shadine
Shadine is derived from the Arabic root "Shad" (شاد), meaning "singer" or "one who sings," with the feminine suffix "-ine" added to create a feminine form.
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Etymology
Shadine is derived from the Arabic root "Shad" (شاد), meaning "singer" or "one who sings," with the feminine suffix "-ine" added to create a feminine form. The name is primarily used in Arabic-speaking Muslim communities and among Francophone populations in North Africa and the Middle East, though it lacks significant historical prominence in classical Islamic or Western records.
Shadine currently ranks #6,516 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2005.
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