Saba
[ˈsɑːbə]Meaning
meaning 'morning' in some cultures
Background Story
The name Saba is associated with various cultures and languages, often used for its serene connotation. In Islamic tradition, Saba is also referenced in the Quran as a land of great abundance.
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Persian and turkish form of safaa or safaa', and an alternate arabic transcription of either
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Sira
Suleika
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Syra
Latin name borrowed from Ancient Greek Σύρα (Súra), a feminine form contrasted with Syrus.
Zada
A variant spelling of Zadeh, a royal and family-name suffix in Afghanistan
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Feminine form of Adil, an Arabic name
Adya
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Ajana
Recorded as a given name in modern English (rare), feminine
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