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Siti Aishah name meaning

“lady; living, alive”

Also spelled Siti Aisyah

Letters
10
Syllables
5
First letter
S
Origin
Arabic
Category
Malay Names
Gender
♀ Girl
Peak 1990s: 11.2%
of the girl top-10 total
JPN Malay table, 1940s–2010s. JPN via data.gov.my (CC BY 4.0)
Decadegirl
1940s–
1950s–
1960s–
1970s–
1980s9.9%
1990s11.2%
2000s–
2010s–

Malay Names: SMeaning lifeArabic origin

Siti Aishah is a girl's name from Arabic meaning 'lady; living'.

What does Siti Aishah mean?

Lady; living, alive

In Malay: puan; yang hidup

#Life

Sources (2)

About the name Siti Aishah

Siti is a Malay honorific meaning lady, from the Arabic sayyidah. Aishah (Aisyah), from the Arabic root ʿāsha 'to live', means living or alive and was the name of a wife of the Prophet Muhammad. According to JPN, it peaked in the 1990s with 4,399 baby girls.

Gender♀ Girl
OriginArabic
SyllablesSi-ti A-i-shah
PartsSiti + Aishah
First letterMalay Names starting with S

Siti Aishah in official JPN data

1940s
not in the top 10
1950s
not in the top 10
1960s
not in the top 10
1970s
not in the top 10
1980s
Girl: 3,672 · 9.9%
1990s
Girl: 4,399 · 11.2%
2000s
not in the top 10
2010s
not in the top 10
People registered with Siti Aishah as their first name (as published by JPN), by decade of birth, for the decades in which it was in the top 10 for its sex in the JPN Malay table. Bar length shows the name’s share of that decade’s top-10 total for the sex (the percentage after the count), because those totals differ between decades. Source: JPN via data.gov.my (CC BY 4.0)

Other spellings in the JPN data: Siti Aisyah (1990s 3,819 girl, 2000s 3,419 girl)

Sources

  1. Wiktionary: siti · en.wiktionary.org · meaning
  2. Behind the Name: Aisha · behindthename.com · meaning

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