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Fatin: name meaning, origin and pronunciation

Meaning disputedAwaiting scholar review

فاتن

فَاتِن

What Fatin means

The meaning of Fatin (فاتن) is disputed: the sources do not settle it. It is used as a Muslim girl’s name. The details are below.

Fatin at a glance

Meaning
Meaning disputed
Gender
Girl
Origin
Arabic
Faith
Muslim
Say it
faa-tin
Syllables
2
Letters
5
First letter
F · ف

Origin and history of Fatin

Meaning disputed

Lane gives fātin as one who tempts or seduces, from fitnah, trial; modern Arabic uses it as 'captivating, charming', which is the sense parents intend.

Rootف ت ن

The word is real, but sources or popular claims disagree about the name. Each reading is shown with its source.

How to say and write Fatin

Say it
faa-tin2 syllables · Audio recordings coming later
English
Fatin
Urdu
فاتن
Original script
فَاتِن
Other spellings
Fatina · Faatina · Fatinah
Themes
Beauty

Sibling names for Fatin

Muslim boy names that share a theme, origin or first letter with Fatin.

Names like Fatin

Names that sound like Fatin

Questions about the name Fatin

What does the name Fatin mean?

We found no entry for Fatin in the classical dictionaries we use, so we give no meaning rather than repeat an unsourced one.

Is Fatin a boy’s or a girl’s name?

Fatin is a girl’s name.

Is Fatin a Muslim name?

Yes. Fatin is used by Muslim families. It is of Arabic origin. Lane gives fātin as one who tempts or seduces, from fitnah, trial; modern Arabic uses it as 'captivating, charming', which is the sense parents intend.

How do you pronounce Fatin?

Say it “faa-tin”: 2 syllables.

How do you write Fatin in Urdu?

In Urdu script, Fatin is written فاتن. In its original script: فَاتِن.

What are other spellings of Fatin?

Fatin is also spelled Fatina, Faatina, Fatinah.

Is the meaning of Fatin verified?

Meaning disputed. The word is real, but sources or popular claims disagree about the name. Each reading is shown with its source. Every entry on Naam is still a draft awaiting review by a named scholar.