Anamta name meaning

What does Anamta mean?

Anamta, an Arabic-originated name, carries a beautiful and divine meaning, "You have blessed". In the context of the name, 'blessed' refers to the bestowal of divine favor and grace. This name has a deep spiritual resonance and conveys a sense of peace and divine benevolence.

It is primarily used for girls and signifies the blessings one receives from the divine.

How popular is the name Anamta?

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Here's what numbers has to say about Anamta

The only thing holding you back is your lack of flexibility. You prefer to take advantage of people, but feel disappointed when someone takes you for granted. You are hard to figure. People aren't always as nice as they seem. And your gentle heart can't take disappointments. You are a good listener but give the worst advice. You are scared of failure and getting hurt by the people you love. Having letter A as your capstone reveals how you look at life and other people.

Other names liked by soon-to-be-parents that are similar to Anamta

•  Majestique - Majestiques origin is English bestowed upon baby girls, meaning of Majestique is "With Dignity". Majestique is resulted from Majesta.
•  Yardlea - Yardleas origin is English bestowed upon boys, meaning of Yardlea is "Kindling Forest and From the Enclosed Meadow". Yardlea is resulted from Yardley.
•  Tandya - Tandya's meaning is Fight used for both sexes which is used chiefly in Hindi and Hindi is originated from English
•  Hayg - Meaning of Hayg is Armenian is of Armenian and Old English origin and a boy name is commonly used in Armenian
•  Dextun is originated from Old English is used as a boy name, Dextun means "Dyer One who Dyes, Woman Dyer and Dexterous". Dextun is derived from Dexter.

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Famous people named Anamta

We could not find any notable namesake.

Lists having Anamta

• Girl names beginning with A

Sources

1. Social Security Administration, https://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/index.html
2. Office for National Statistics, https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/livebirths