| How to pronounce Rabiah | Run + mAn + BIt + Up Each block is a syllable. Thick black border indicates stress/emphasis. Other pronunciations are acceptable. |
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| Arabic Spelling (How to write Rabiah in Arabic) | رَابِعَة |
| Quranic Nature (Learn more...) | Indirectly Mentioned |
| Alternate spellings of Rabiah | Rabi'ah Rabia Rabeah Raabia Raabiah Raabeah Raabea Rabeya Rabiya Rabeyah Rabiyah All of the above spellings are acceptable for this name. You may also create your own spelling. |
| Quranic Root (Learn more...) | R-B-AIN |
Meaning of Rabiah
Rabiah is an Arabic name for girls that means “fourth”, something or someone that is number four in a series or queue. Rabiah, when used to describe the season of spring, means “rainy”, “fertile”. Rabiah also means “firmly set in place”, “constant”, “stable”, the opposite of shaky and unstable.
Anonymous
Rabiah is a nice name i will maybe name one of my daughters name alahafiz
Anonymous
rabia is a good name its my mother name to love that name rabiah
Anonymous
Rabiah means shine,and is my love or fiancee name the name sound so sweets.
Anonymous
Rabi’ah Is A Sweet Name, Infact I Love The Name. . . . . So Nice
Anonymous
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Anonymous
Rabiah means “fourth”, a name (or number) for the fourth daughter. As daughters were quite unwelcome as a child and only sons were precious and worthy, daughters were not worthy enough to preoccupy the brain in order to think of a name, they used to give numbers to daughters. Just like car plates. Such as Vahidah (واحدة); meaning “one” for the first daughter, or Saniye (ثانيه) meaning “second” for the second daughter.
Anonymous
السلام عليكم my name is Rabiyah and I saw somewhere that my name means hill, so all my friends think my name is hill beautiful, as my surname is Jamil. السلام عليكم
Anonymous
You probably didn’t consider that the “forth” could also mean the forth season of a year, which is Spring in my opinion (Yes, the calendar we have now is nonsense). So the name “Rabiah” actually means “Spring”, not forth or hill.
Anonymous
Tunde JIMOH from Nigeria left the comment above, forgot to add that.