Fatima

See also: Fátima

English

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Fatima

Wikipedia

Etymology

From Arabic فَاطِمَة (fāṭima).

Proper noun

Fatima

1. (Islam) A daughter of the prophet Muhammad, the wife of Ali.
2. A female given name from Arabic.

Translations

daughter of Muhammad

Arabic: فَاطِمَة (ar) f (fāṭima) Azerbaijani: Fatimə Bashkir: Фатима (Fatima) Bengali: ফাতেমা (bn) (phatema) Chinese: Mandarin: 法蒂瑪 / 法蒂玛 (zh) (Fǎdìmǎ) Georgian: ფატიმა (paṭima) Hausa: Faɗimatu Hindi: फ़ातिमा f (fātimā) Japanese: ファーティマ (Fātima) Kazakh: Фатима (Fatima) Korean: 파티마 (ko) (Patima) Malay: Fatimah Marathi: फातिमा f (phātimā) Persian: فاطمه (fa) (fâteme) Portuguese: Fátima (pt) Russian: Фатима́ (ru) f (Fatimá) Spanish: Fátima (es) f Tajik: Фотима (tg) (Fotima) Telugu: ఫాతిమా (phātimā) Turkish: Fatıma (tr) Urdu: فاطمہ f (fātima) Uzbek: Fotima

female given name

Arabic: فَاطِمَة (ar) f (fāṭima) Bashkir: Фатима (Fatima) Bengali: ফাতেমা (bn) (phatema) Chinese: Mandarin: 法蒂瑪 / 法蒂玛 (zh) (Fǎdìmǎ) Galician: Fátima (gl) f Hausa: Faɗimatu Malay: Fatimah, Timah Marathi: फातिमा f (phātimā) Persian: فاطمه (fa) (fâteme) Portuguese: Fátima (pt) Russian: Фатима́ (ru) f (Fatimá) Spanish: Fátima (es) f Swahili: Fatima, Fatuma, Fatma Tajik: Фотима (tg) (Fotima) Telugu: ఫాతిమా (phātimā) Turkish: Fatma (tr), Fadime (tr)

Dutch

Etymology

• (Limburg) Derived from Portuguese Fátima. Named after the Portuguese city where an apparition of the Virgin Mary is purported to have appeared.
• (Noord-Brabant) Derived from Portuguese Fátima. Named after the Portuguese city where an apparition of the Virgin Mary is purported to have appeared.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈfaː.ti.maː/

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• Hyphenation: Fa‧ti‧ma

Proper noun

Fatima n

1. a neighbourhood of Weert, Limburg, Netherlands
2. a neighbourhood of Roosendaal, North Brabant, Netherlands

Swahili

Etymology

From Arabic فَاطِمَة (fāṭima).

Proper noun

Fatima

1. a female given name from Arabic

Related terms

• Fatma
• Fatuma