Aabidah

Aabidah represents a variation of the name Abida, which is the female form of the Muslim name Abid. Translated in relation to God (Allah), it means "the worshipper" or "the devotee" and is originally derived from the Arabic word ʿabd (عَبْد), which means "slave" or "serf."

What does the name Aabidah mean?

Aabidah is a variation of Abida, the female form of the name Abid. The name refers to God (Allah) and means "the worshipper" or "the devotee," derived from the Arabic term ʿabd (عَبْد), which means "slave" or "serf."

Where does the name Aabidah come from?

Aabidah is a female first name of Arabic origin that carries the meaning "the worshipper" or "the devotee." The name is composed of the Arabic word ʿabd (عَبْد), which means "slave" or "serf."

How do you pronounce Aabidah?

The name Aabidah has a three-syllable structure and sounds soft and flowing, with a calm tonal quality. In pronunciation, it is typically rendered as "Aa-bi-dah" [aːˈbiːda], with the long, open Aa sound conveying a wide and relaxed atmosphere. The middle syllable "-bi-" receives a clear and bright emphasis. The gentle "-dah" at the end provides a harmonious, almost lingering conclusion. Overall, Aabidah conveys an impression of tranquility, dignity, and balance – a name that radiates inner depth and quiet presence.

Popularity

In Germany, Aabidah is a rare name. In 2018, it reached 4,078th place in the ranking of the most popular female first names. In the last ten years, Aabidah has been given less than ten times, placing it at 9,317th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 11,574th. The global popularity and frequency of Aabidah is reflected in its rankings in various countries.

Nicknames & pet names

Aabi / Bidah