Fatima

See also: Fátima

English

Etymology

Arabic فَاطِمَة (fāṭima)

Proper noun

Fatima

1. (Islam) A daughter of the prophet Muhammad, the wife of Ali.
2. A female given name from Arabic used by Muslims and Roman Catholics.

Translations

daughter of Muhammad

• Arabic: فَاطِمَة f (fāṭima)
• Azerbaijani: Fatimə
• Bashkir: Фатима (Fatima)
• Bengali: ফাতিমা (phatima)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 法蒂瑪／法蒂玛 (zh), 法蒂玛 (zh) (Fǎdìmǎ)

• Georgian: ფატიმა (paṭima)
• Hausa: Faɗimatu
• Hindi: फ़ातिमा f (fātimā)
• Japanese: ファーティマ (Fātima)
• Kazakh: Фатима (Fatima)
• Korean: 파티마 (Patima)
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• Malay: Fatimah
• Marathi: फातिमा f (phātimā)
• Persian: فاطمه (fa) (fâteme)
• Portuguese: Fátima (pt)
• Russian: Фатима́ (ru) f (Fatimá)
• Spanish: Fátima (es) f
• Tajik: Фотима (tg) (Fotima)
• Telugu: ఫాతిమా (phātimā)
• Turkish: Fatıma (tr)
• Urdu: فاطمہ f (fātima)
• Uzbek: Fotima

female given name

• Arabic: فَاطِمَة f (fāṭima)
• Bashkir: Фатима (Fatima)
• Galician: Fátima (gl) f
• Hausa: Faɗimatu
• Malay: Fatimah, Timah
• Marathi: फातिमा f (phātimā)
• Persian: فاطمه (fa) (fâteme)
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• Portuguese: Fátima (pt)
• Russian: Фатима́ (ru) f (Fatimá)
• Spanish: Fátima (es) f
• Tajik: Фотима (tg) (Fotima)
• Telugu: ఫాతిమా (phātimā)
• Turkish: Fatma (tr), Fadime (tr)