MuslimGirlPersian
Ambreen: name meaning, origin and pronunciation
“scented with ambergris”
عنبرین
What Ambreen means
Ambreen (عنبرین, Persian عنبرین) is a Muslim girl’s name that means “scented with ambergris”. Source: Steingass, Comprehensive Persian–English Dictionary, عنبرین.
Ambreen at a glance
- Meaning
- scented with ambergris
- Gender
- Girl
- Origin
- Persian
- Faith
- Muslim
- Say it
- am-breen
- Syllables
- 2
- Letters
- 7
- First letter
- A · ع
Meaning of Ambreen
- In English
- scented with ambergris
- اردو میں معنی
- عنبر کی خوشبو والی
Origin and history of Ambreen
Persian adjective from ʿanbar, ambergris.
How to say and write Ambreen
- Say it
- am-breen2 syllables · Audio recordings coming later
- English
- Ambreen
- Urdu
- عنبرین
- Other spellings
- Ambrin · Anbreen
Sibling names for Ambreen
Muslim boy names that share a theme, origin or first letter with Ambreen.
Names like Ambreen
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- Afraعفراءof a reddish-white colour, like dustGirlArabic
- Afshanافشاںsprinkling; gold dustGirlPersian
- Ajwaعجوہa choice date of MadinaGirlArabic
- AlmasالماسdiamondGirlPersian
- AmbarعنبرambergrisGirlArabic
- Aneelaانیلہbreeze (from anil, wind)GirlUrdu
- Aniqaانیقہelegant; pleasingGirlArabic
- AreejاریجfragranceGirlArabic
Names that sound like Ambreen
Questions about the name Ambreen
What does the name Ambreen mean?
Ambreen means “scented with ambergris”. In Urdu: عنبر کی خوشبو والی. Source: Steingass, Comprehensive Persian–English Dictionary (1892).
Is Ambreen a boy’s or a girl’s name?
Ambreen is a girl’s name.
Is Ambreen a Muslim name?
Yes. Ambreen is used by Muslim families. It is of Persian origin. Persian adjective from ʿanbar, ambergris.
How do you pronounce Ambreen?
Say it “am-breen”: 2 syllables.
How do you write Ambreen in Urdu?
In Urdu script, Ambreen is written عنبرین.
What are other spellings of Ambreen?
Ambreen is also spelled Ambrin, Anbreen.
Is the meaning of Ambreen verified?
Classical source identified (draft). Our editors matched the name to an entry in the classical dictionary cited below. No named reviewer has checked it against the printed page yet. Every entry on Naam is still a draft awaiting review by a named scholar.