Amena Meaning in English, Amena Baby Name Origin Gender Meaning Pronunciation
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Amena
Gender
Girl
Origin
Arabic, Celtic, Latin
Pronunciation
AA-MAYNah
Meaning
Honest woman
Related Amena Baby Names
Amina, Amelia, Guinevere, Brenna, Isolde, Quinn, Ava, Ainsley, Evette, Moira, Sloane, Abba, Abdia, Abe, ABEBA, Abebi, Abeer, Abel, Abele, Abell
Similar Amena Baby Names
Ahana, Aimee, Ain, Aina, Aine, Ainhoa, Aiyana, Ama, Amaia, Aman::Aamani, Aaminah, Aman, Amaani, Ameena, Aminna, Ayman, Iman, Amaan
Sibling Names
Olivia, Abigail, Charlotte, Sophia, Ava, Emma, Isabella, Elizabeth, Eleanor, Audrey, Grace, Evelyn, William, Benjamin, Ethan, Andrew, Jacob, Owen, Isaac, Gabriel, Jack, Noah, Henry, Aiden
Middle Names
Essence, Evangeline, Louise
About
Ruling PlanetNeptune
Positive NaturePhilosophical in nature
Negative TraitsDreams and works a lot
Lucky ColoursWhite, light blue and green
Lucky DaysSunday, Monday and Wednesday
Lucky StonesCat’s Eye
Harmony Numbers1, 2, 7
Problematic Numbers8
Best Suited ProfessionsFitness experts and psychologists
Health IssuesReproductive organs will get affected
What people would generally like about you?One who speaks well
What people would generally dislike about you?Can be influenced easily and they are not too confident about their character.::Amena as a girl's name is of Arabic origin, and the meaning of Amena is "honest and faithful". Amena is a variant of the Arabic name Amina.
Numerology
The name Amena has a numerology value of 7
In numerological terms, this means the following
ThoughtThe product of mental activity; that which one thinks.A single act or product of thinking; idea or notion.The capacity or faculty of thinking, reasoning, imagining, etc.A consideration or reflection.ConsciousnessThe thoughts and feelings, collectively, of an individual or of an aggregate of people. the moral consciousness of a nation.Awareness of something for what it is; internal knowledge.Concern, interest, or acute awareness.SpiritThe principle of conscious life; the vital principle in humans, animating the body or mediating between body and soul.The soul regarded as separating from the body at death.::7