Given name · Persian
فاطمه
فاطمه (fātima) is a feminine given name from Arabic. It is used in Persian.
PersianWritten in Arabic script, read right to left. In English: Fatima.
Meaning & origin
فاطمه’s family of names
In Persian usage, فاطمه has a conventional equivalent in the English form Fatima. In Persian usage, فاطمه has a conventional equivalent in the Chinese form 法蒂瑪.
The ring: across languages.
Across languages 7
Equivalents and cognates in other languages, plus older forms it grew from.
People named فاطمه
- Fatemeh RahbarIranian politician (1964–2020)
- Fatemeh PahlaviIranian princess1928–1987
- Fatemeh HaghighatjooIranian Reformist politician, activist, women's studies professor.born 1968
- Fatemeh KarroubiIranian politicianborn 1949
- Fatemeh RakeeiIranian politician, linguist, poetborn 1954
- Fatemeh BehboudiIranian photojournalist and documentary photographerborn 1985
- Fatemeh Hemmatipara-archer from Iranborn 2003
- Fatemeh ShamsIranian poet, Persian language and literature scholar, and university teacherborn 1983
- JamilehIranian actor and dancer1946–1990
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