Names Sifa

Sifa

Found 2 entry about "Sifa"

Gender
Male (Masculine | Boy)
Usage/Origins
Tongan
Meaning
The name Sifa signifies someone who is a healer or a cure-giver. It is believed that people with this name have the ability to bring comfort and relief to others.
Popularity
The popularity of the name Sifa is concentrated in Eastern Africa, particularly in countries like Kenya and Tanzania, where it is very common. However, the name is relatively uncommon in other parts of the world.

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Sifa Name meanings & History

The name Sifa comes from the Swahili language and means "to heal" or "to cure". The name Sifa signifies someone who is a healer or a cure-giver. It is believed that people with this name have the ability to bring comfort and relief to others. Short form of Siosifa. Sifa is used as a given name for girls. It is particularly common among Swahili-speaking people in Eastern Africa.

Zodiac Sign of Sifa: Success Capricorn

Synonyms of Sifa:

S: Success,Sensuality,Social Standing,Security,Solidity,Sex,Status

I: Involved,Indulgence,Intimate

F: Fun-loving,Festive,Friendly,Fiery

A: Angry,Ambitious,Argumentative,Action,Assertive,Aggressive

Sifa is:

  • a Informal name
  • a Mature name
  • a Nerdy name
  • a Urban name
  • a Youthful name

2.) Sifa (Unisex)

Usage: Swahili

Meanings: Sifa has various meanings depending on the language it is derived from. However, generally, the name embodies a positive connotation such as "praise", "attribute", "quality", or "healing".


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Description: The name Sifa has multiple origins. It is derived from Swahili, Arabic and Persian languages. In Swahili, Sifa means "praise". In Arabic, Sifa means "attribute" or "quality". In Persian, Sifa means "healing" or "cure". Sifa has various meanings depending on the language it is derived from. However, generally, the name embodies a positive connotation such as "praise", "attribute", "quality", or "healing". Short form of Siosifa. Sifa is used as a given name for babies of both genders. It is especially popular among Swahili-speaking communities.