My name is Cynthia and I need to find it in the Arabic language or another that comes close to it! My name's origin is from Greece and it means Goddess of The Moon!
How would you translate the name Cynthia in Arabic?
While most Arabs would simply say the name "Cynthia" with a slight alteration on the pronunciation- "Seen-thee-a", there is a Arab name with a very similar meaning. "Ashtar" is an Arabic name derived from the name "Ishtar", one of the primary deities of such civilizations as the Babylonians, Assyrians, and Hittites. Ishtar was the Mesopotamian goddess of war, hunting, and the moon (additionally, "Ashtar" was the name of a popular Syrian TV show).
Reply:Goddess of The Moon means in arabic:
ilahat al kamar./丕賱賴丞 丕賱賯賲乇/
Reply:I would simply transliterate it into Arabic characters, which would be siin, yaa, nun, thaa, yaa. See the first response for what this looks like.
Reply:We pronounce it exactly how it's said in english Cynthia
Reply:your name in arabic is:
锖筹淮锘э簶锘达簬
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