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Madaniyah Name Meaning in Urdu مدنیۃ

Madaniyah (مدنیۃ) means from the city — in Urdu, شہر سے.

Urdu spelling
مدنیۃ
Meaning
from the city
Meaning in Urdu
شہر سے
Pronunciation
mah-dah-nee-yah
Gender
Girl
Syllables
4

مدنیۃ نام کا مطلب اور معنی

مدنیۃ ایک عربی نام ہے جو لفظ 'مدینہ' سے ماخوذ ہے جس کا مطلب ہے 'شہر'۔ یہ ایک نسائی نام ہے جو عام طور پر عربی بولنے والے ممالک میں استعمال ہوتا ہے۔ یہ نام نفاست اور شہری زندگی کا مفہوم رکھتا ہے۔ مدنیہ ایک خوبصورت اور منفرد نام کا انتخاب ہے جو والدین کے لیے ایسے نام کی تلاش میں ہیں جو شہر کی دلکشی اور رغبت کی علامت ہو۔

About the name Madaniyah

Madaniyah is an Arabic name that originates from the word 'madina' which means 'city' in Arabic. It is a feminine name commonly used in Arabic-speaking countries. The name carries the connotation of sophistication and urban life. Madaniyah is a beautiful and unique name choice for parents looking for a name that symbolizes the charm and allure of the city.

Common questions about Madaniyah (مدنیۃ)

What does the name Madaniyah mean in Urdu?
Madaniyah (مدنیۃ) means from the city. In Urdu the meaning is written شہر سے.
مدنیۃ نام کا مطلب کیا ہے؟
مدنیۃ نام کا مطلب "شہر سے" ہے۔
How is Madaniyah written in Urdu?
Madaniyah is written مدنیۃ in Urdu script.
Is Madaniyah a boy's or a girl's name?
Madaniyah is used as a girl's name.
How is Madaniyah pronounced?
Madaniyah is pronounced mah-dah-nee-yah.

Names related to Madaniyah

Names that share a root, a meaning, a rhyme or a first letter with Madaniyah.

Numerology associated with Madaniyah

These values come from the first letter of the name by traditional abjad numerology. They are a cultural convention rather than a property of the name, and every name starting with the same letter shares them.

Lucky Number
1
Lucky Color
Red
Lucky Days
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
Auspicious Stones
Ruby, Garnet, Sunstone
Auspicious Metals
Gold, Copper

How we know this

  • Urdu spelling — checked against the English spelling letter by letter before being shown.
  • Meaning — from our source import, and corroborated against an independent Urdu dictionary or this name's Arabic root. Agreement is not proof, but nothing we checked contradicts it.

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