Kadeejah
Meaning of Kadeejah
The name Kadeejah shines like the morning sun over a fiesta of desert dunes. It springs from Arabic roots, a modern echo of Khadijah—the first wife of the Prophet Muhammad—whose fierce loyalty and entrepreneurial spirit still sizzle like spicy tamales at a late‐night celebration. Kadeejah feels like a hidden jewel, whispered in warm breezes and carried on the wings of a colibrí. Though rare in the US, this playful gem danced onto baby charts in the mid-90s, waltzing into the top 850 with just enough spark to turn heads. Pronounced kuh-DEE-jah, it rolls off the tongue like music from a street band at sunset. The name wraps a little girl in stories of strength, love, and courage, promising adventures as colorful as papel picado. It offers a front-row ticket to life’s grandest fiesta.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as kuh-DEE-jah (/kəˈdiːdʒɑː/)
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