Enayat
Meaning of Enayat
Enayat is a distinctive name of Persian origin, primarily used for females. Pronounced as eh-NAY-yat (/eˈnajɑt/), this name carries with it a sense of grace and rarity. In Persian, Enayat means "kindness" or "grace," reflecting qualities of compassion and gentleness that may inspire parents seeking a meaningful name for their daughter. While not widely common in the United States, Enayat made a modest appearance in 2023 with six newborns given this beautiful name, ranking at 13,414. Its unique sound and rich cultural background make Enayat an appealing choice for parents interested in Persian heritage or looking for a name that stands out with elegance and deep meaning.
Pronunciation
Persian
- Pronunced as eh-NAY-yat (/eˈnajɑt/)
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Notable People Named Enayat
| Enayat Ahmad was an Indian geographer renowned for his extensive research and publications on the geography of India, including the evolution of Himalayan drainage systems and tropical coastal geomorphology. |
| Enayat al-Zayyat was a prominent Egyptian writer from Cairo, known for her novel "Love and Silence" (1967), who tragically ended her own life. |
| Enayat Ullah is a renowned Pushto music icon, known for his unique voice and compositions, active since 2003, and a recipient of the presidential gold medal for his contributions to music and culture. |
| Ustad Enayat Khan was a prominent Indian sitar and surbahar player in the early 20th century and the father of renowned sitarist Vilayat Khan. |
| Enayat Allah Ibrahim was an Egyptian painter whose work was featured in the art competition at the 1924 Summer Olympics. |
