Badra

Badra is a form of the Arabic name Badr and means 'the full moon'. The origin of the name lies in the Arabic word badr (بدر), which stands for 'full moon'. Badra is considered a gender-neutral first name and is mainly used in the Arab world as well as in some regions of West Africa.

What does the name Badra mean?

Badra is a form of the Arabic name Badr and means 'the full moon', derived from the Arabic term badr (بدر), which also means 'full moon'. The name is considered gender-neutral and is mainly found in the Arab world and parts of West Africa.

Where does the name Badra come from?

Badra originates from the Arabic language and is both a female and a male first name meaning 'the full moon'. The term is composed of the Arabic word badr (بدر), which means 'full moon'. The language has its roots in Arabic and is also used in West African contexts.

How do you pronounce Badra?

The pronunciation of Badra is clear and two-syllable. In German, the name is typically pronounced as 'Ba-dra' [ˈbaːdʁa], with the combination of consonants creating a pleasant tension between the syllables, giving the name a certain structure. The open ending '-ra' resolves this tension and ensures that the name gently fades away. Overall, Badra conveys a calm and present impression - compact, structured, and with a harmonious sound effect.

Popularity

In Germany, Badra is one of the rarer first names. Currently, it ranks 5,884th on the list of most common female first names. Its best placement was in 2013 when it reached 3,816th place. In the last ten years, Badra has been used as a first name fewer than 10 times, placing it 7,676th in the ten-year statistics. Between 2010 and 2024, it ranks 7,864th.