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Abdellatif

“Servant of the Gentle.”

Ab-del-lah-teef Arabia, Middle East origin 10 letters 4 syllables
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Abdellatif

Servant of the Gentle.

Arabia, Middle East

About this name

A noble Muslim name combining 'Abdu' meaning servant and 'al-Latif' meaning the Gentle or Subtle. It symbolizes peace and kindness, and has been borne by many historical philosophers and scientists in the Middle East.

It means "Servant of the Gentle." Abdellatif has Arabia and Middle East origins. Abdellatif has a popularity score of 80 out of 100 in the Anbu Baby catalogue. It is most associated with the 2020s. It is pronounced Ab-del-lah-teef. It is traditionally associated with Islam. It is associated with themes of Virtue, Gentleness and Spiritual. Its listed personality traits are Gentle, Kind and Peaceful. It has 4 syllables and 10 letters. Related names in the catalogue include Abdullatif and Latif.

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Meanings

Servant Gentle

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4

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What does the name Abdellatif mean?

The name Abdellatif means "Servant of the Gentle."

What origin is the name Abdellatif?

Abdellatif has Arabia and Middle East origins.

Is Abdellatif a boy or girl name?

Abdellatif is traditionally a boy's name.

How do you pronounce Abdellatif?

Abdellatif is pronounced Ab-del-lah-teef.

Is Abdellatif popular?

Abdellatif has a popularity score of 80 out of 100 in the Anbu Baby catalogue. It is most associated with the 2020s.

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