Forename Sabiha

Across the world, Sabiha (صبيحة , Sabiha , সাবিহা ) is a widespread female given name. The given name Sabiha is habitual in Israel, where it is quite a common girly name, Tunisia, where it is quite a common primarily girly, but very seldom masculine name, and Bosnia and Herzegovina, where it is quite a rare girly name. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in Southern Asia, particularly India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan. Much less frequently, Sabiha is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Sabiha

name Sabiha, name Сабіха, name Сабиха, name صبيحه, name Сабига, name সাবিহা, name صبيحة, name Šabiha, name Sabıha

VARIANT	COUNTRY
صبيحة	Iraq, Egypt, Tunisia, Syria, Algeria
Sabiha	Bangladesh, Tanzania, Pakistan, India, Algeria
সাবিহা	Bangladesh
Сабиха	Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Bulgaria, Russia, Kyrgyzstan

First names said to be same

Sabıha, Šabiha, Сабига, Сабіха, and صبيحه

Notable namesakes

	sabiha sertel Turkish journalist, TR (b. 1895)
	sabiha bengütaş first Turkish female sculptor (1904-1992), TR (b. 1904)
	sabiha gökçül erbay Turkish politician, TR (b. 1908)
	sabiha gürayman first Turkish female civil engineer and volleyball player, TR (b. 1910)
	sabiha al-shaykh da'ud Iraqi lawyer and women's rights activist (b. 1912)
	sabiha kasimati Sabiha Kasimati (15 September 1912 - 26 February 1951) was an Albanian biologist and dissident of the communist regime in Albania.She was one of the 23 victims of the regime's Massacre of 1951 in Albania., AL (b. 1912)
	sabiha gökçen First Turkish female combat pilot, TR (b. 1913)
	sabiha tansuğ GR (b. 1933)
	sabiha bânu yalkut Turkish author and writer, TR (b. 1951)
	sabiha darga mother of Muhibbe Darga, TR (b. 1904)
	sabiha rüştü bozcalı Turkish visual artist and illustrator, TR (b. 1904)
	sabiha çimen Turkish photographers, TR (b. 1986)
	sabiha rumani malik
	sabiha al khemir Tunisian writer, illustrator, and historian of art, TN (b. 1959)
	sabiha mansouri Algerian athletics competitor, DZ (b. 1965)