Linked by meaning
Farah 悦
yuè · Traditional form: 悅
Farah (joy) and 悦 (pleased) are related in meaning.
The English name
- Meaning
- Arabic farah, 'joy, happiness'Well attestedOne reference adds a Persian sense, 'glory', without a citation.
- Origin
- Arabic
The Chinese character
- Meaning
- pleased
- Source
- Unicode Unihan
Sources
Inspired by Chinese naming. The two are linked by what they mean, never by sound or letters.