Rida

Meaning of Rida

Rida, pronounced REE-duh, is a melodic Arabic name meaning “contentment” or “satisfaction,” conjuring images of serene dawns and quiet celebrations under a rose-tinted sky. With roots that stretch through centuries of poetry and prayer, Rida carries a warmth that feels like a Seville sunset—soft, glowing, unforgettable. Though it currently graces around 26 newborn girls each year in the United States, placing it near the nine-hundredth rank, its rarity adds a touch of exclusivity, like a hidden courtyard blooming with jasmine (you might even need a treasure map to spot another Rida on the playground). In Latin cultures, the essence of “rida” dances hand in hand with la dicha—the pure joy of the heart—weaving familial pride and personal calm into every whispered syllable. Whether murmured in a lullaby or announced with joyous fanfare, Rida embodies a tender promise of peace and fulfillment.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as REE-duh (/ˈriːdə/)

• Riva
• Rima
• Rina
• Riza
• Rita
• Rika