Arabic root
Names from the Arabic root n-d-w
4 names in 3 word forms: 0 boys, 4 girls, 0 unisex. The word form with the most spellings: نداء (2 spellings). No name in this family is in a JPN top-10 table.
- Names
- 4
- Word forms
- 3
- Boy
- 0
- Girl
- 4
The root’s family tree
Every name from the root n-d-w
- نداء “call; summons” en.wiktionary.org Anida ♀Nida ♀
- ندى “dew” en.wiktionary.org Nada ♀
- ندوة “discussion meeting; seminar” en.wiktionary.org Nadwa ♀
One card per Arabic word, with one meaning for that word and its source; the Latin spellings written with it are listed below.
Boys and girls
Boy: 0 Girl: 4
Sources
- Wiktionary: Appendix:Arabic roots/ن د و · en.wiktionary.org · root meaning
- Wiktionary: ندوة · en.wiktionary.org · root of Nadwa
Related roots
Families of a similar size (4 names):
- ب د رb-d-r4 names
- ب ح رb-ḥ-r4 names
- د ر جd-r-j4 names
- ض و ءḍ-w-ʾ4 names
- ف خ رf-kh-r4 names
- ف ر حf-r-ḥ4 names
- ف ر قf-r-q4 names
- غ ن يgh-n-y4 names
An Arabic root describes how a word is built. It says nothing about the background of anyone who bears the name.
Frequently asked questions
What does the root n-d-w mean?
The root ن د و (n-d-w) relates to calling; moisture, according to Wiktionary: Appendix:Arabic roots/ن د و. Each name's own meaning can differ from the root's.
Which names come from the root n-d-w?
Anida, Nada, Nadwa and Nida.
What does نداء mean?
نداء means “call; summons”, according to Wiktionary: نداء. In this reference it is spelled Anida and Nida.
How many Arabic word forms are in the n-d-w family?
3 word forms: نداء (Anida, Nida); ندى (Nada); ندوة (Nadwa).