- Origin: Igbo
- Meaning: “show the people.”
- Gender: feminine
The name is from an Igbo phrase meaning “show the people.”
Ziora is a short form.
Zikora, Ziora
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Mazin, Mazna, Mazina
Hatan, Hattan
- Origin: Arabic هتان
- Meaning: “downpour, rain.”
- Gender: masculine
The name comes directly from the Arabic weather term هتان (hattan) meaning “downpour; rain.” It is commonly used in Arab Gulf countries.
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Sadime, Sadeem
- Origin: Arabic سديم
- Meaning: “nebula; fog; mist.”
- Gender: female
The name comes directly from the Arabic word سديم meaning “nebula, fog; mist.” The word itself is from the Arabic root s-d-m, which means “darkness” “obscurity.”
The word use is found in Arabic poetry to describe a mist or haze that obscures the view.
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Shanzae, Shanzay
- Origin: Persian شانزے
- Meaning: royal woman; woman of dignity
- Gender: Feminine
- Use: Urdu, Persian
The name is composed the Old Persian elements Shah (royalty) or from the Old Persian phrase, Shah- an -zay (lit daughter of king/royal princess) or Shaan-zeh (Of dignity/magnificent).
This name seems to be exclusively used among Pakistanis, I could not find any information in any Persian sources or any indication of its use among Farsi-Speakers.
Other forms are Shanzeh and Shawnzay.