Ammar
عمّار
Derived from an Arabic root meaning "to live long" or "to thrive"; one who lives a long life or one who builds and constructs.
Meaning and origin
Ammar is an Arabic name with deep historical roots, notably borne by Ammar ibn Yasir, an early companion and supporter of the Prophet Muhammad.
How to pronounce Ammar
| Arabic | ahm-MAR /ʕəmˈmɑːr/ |
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