"Ishida" does not have a specific meaning in Arabic. It is not a common Arabic word or name.
In Malayalam, the Arabic name "Hina" is often transliterated as "Hindu," which is a term used to refer to someone who practices Hinduism. It does not carry the same meaning as the Arabic name.
In Farsi, Nehan (نهان) translates to beautiful. In the Farsi language nehan is used specifically in reference to a baby boy as being beautiful. Contrary to common belief, it is not an Arabic word. It is a gender driven reference.
The Arabic phrase "aiwa kwais Miya Miya" does not have a specific meaning in Arabic. "Aiwa" means "yes" and "kwais" means "good," but "Miya Miya" does not have a known meaning in Arabic. It is possible that it is a phrase in a dialect or slang that is not widely recognizable.
"La ah" does not have a specific meaning in Arabic. It could be a typo or a misspelling of a word or phrase.
Dad there is a problem.
In arabic, 'baba' means dad.
Jun (جون) is the Arabic equivalent for John.
Means "Dear" or "honey" and its not Islamic its Persian, its not religion related
Its called Noussou Noussou Baba- Rosy
Abb, Abu, or Yabba (for endearment, in slang)
There is no proper expression in Arabic for a daughter who is very close to her father either emotionally or financially as implied by the English expression "Daddy's girl". A literal translation would be "Bint Baba" but the connotation is missing.
well i don't know where have u heard this word, actually its not a word, its a name of the 12th century Sufi saint, who was buried in "Andhra Pradesh, India" . its an Arabic name, and he was a Muslim, his full name was "Hazarath Syedna Baba Fakhruddin Saharwardy" THE ABOVE ANSWER IS ABOUT BABA FAKHRUDDIN. The actual meaning of Baba is Saint. And the Name FAKHRUDDIN can be split like FAKHR-UD-DIN Which means The ONE on whom the "DEEN" feel proud. "DEEN" refers to religion or faith.
BABA
Father
The correct spelling is baba ganoush (often spelled as one word), or baba ghanoush.This is the English spelling of the Arabic name for an eggplant dish.
The meaning of "mannath" in Arabic is مننت