There is no way to spell it, at least there IS a funny way if you want it
The funny way is Amaadt.
It's a boys name of Arabic origin.Can also be spelt Aiman.
John Amatt has written: 'Straight to the top and beyond'
ج This letter is spelt as J in standard Arabic & as J or G in Slang Arabic. It's spelt as G especially in the Egyptian accent. Also, the letter ق is spelt as G in Standard Arabic in regions like Yemen.
The name would be spelt: رانى (Assuming the "o" is like the "a" in "father")
The name of the chapter nomber 96 in the Holy Quran in Arabic is "العلق " spelt as ' Al-Alaq'.
The ِِِِArabic word for rebellion is " تمرد " spelt as "tamarrod".
well it's actually spelt "jabbar" or "jabour" and it means giant and or almighty
Well in Persian which is very similar to Arabic its spelt اعتمادکنید
In Arabic it is written like this: طائرة And alphabetically, it is spelt like this: Ţāʼirh
The correct spelling for the name is Amoni.It can also be spelt Amonie. Depending on the parent's preference.The name originates from Arabic and means "believer".
Danny means babu in Arabic It spelt 'Dani' and it means 'God is my judge' and also it means 'near' and 'close'. That is the Arabic form. Its a nice name its just that it looks a bit girly to, but its definitely a male name. Hope this helps. Latifa
It's written like this: أمير