Hayrullah

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Name
Hayrullah
Gender
Boy name
Syllables
3

Hayrullah is a masculine first name of Arabic origin. It translates into German as 'the luck of God' or 'the mercy of God'.

What does the name Hayrullah mean?

The name Hayrullah has its roots in two Arabic elements: ḵayr (خَيْر), which means 'goodness', 'mercy', 'grace', or 'charm', and Allah (الله), which means 'God'. An Albanian variant of the name is Hajrullah.

Where does the name Hayrullah come from?

The etymology of Hayrullah shows that it is a masculine first name of Arabic origin meaning 'the luck of God'. The composition in Arabic consists of ḵayr (خَيْر) for 'goodness, mercy, grace, charm' and Allah (الله) for 'God'. The name is prevalent in Arabic and Turkish languages.

How do you pronounce Hayrullah?

The pronunciation of Hayrullah is three syllables and sounds fluidly soft. It is pronounced as 'Hay-rul-lah' [haɪˈrʊla], with the first syllable starting with an open diphthong. The middle syllable has a darker U, and the ending '-lah' sounds warm and open. This gives Hayrullah a melodic and dignified tone that is harmonious and present.

Popularity

In Germany, Hayrullah is a common first name and currently ranks 3,183rd on the list of the most popular male baby names. Its highest ranking was in 2005 at 827th place. In the last ten years, the name has been given about 30 times, placing it 4,630th in the ten-year statistics. Between 2010 and 2024, it ranks 5,162nd.

Famous people

  • Hayrullah Fisek (Turkish military officer)

Frequently asked questions about the name Hayrullah

What does the name Hayrullah mean?

The name Hayrullah consists of the Arabic words for 'goodness' and 'God' and is often interpreted as 'the luck of God'.

Where does the name Hayrullah come from?

Hayrullah is a masculine first name of Arabic origin and is widespread in Arabic and Turkish languages.

How popular is the name Hayrullah?

The popularity of the name varies by region, but it is especially common in Muslim communities in Turkey and the Arab world.

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