Hala

Meaning of Hala

Hala sparkles like the ring of light that gives it its name—an Arabic gem meaning “halo” or “ring of moonlight”—and carries a warmth that feels as inviting as a sunset over a Latin plaza. With its gentle HAH-lah pronunciation, this name drifts off the tongue like a soft melody, conjuring images of a glowing crescent cradling the night sky. In the United States, Hala has hovered around the top 900 names for girls in recent years, welcoming 46 newborns in 2024 alone, like little stars stepping into their own spotlight. It’s the kind of name that feels both timeless and fresh, blending exotic charm with an easy rhythm that dances through conversations. For parents craving a name that’s full of light, cultural flair, and poetic resonance, Hala arrives like a warm abrazo, ready to brighten every chapter of a child’s story.

Pronunciation

Arabic

  • Pronunced as HAH-lah (/ˈhɑːlə/)

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Notable People Named Hala

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Hala Halim -
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