Shukri is a feminine Arabic name derived from shukr, the word for gratitude, and is pronounced SHOOK-ree (/ˈʃuːk.ri/). It carries connotations of thankfulness and acknowledgment, reflecting a rich linguistic heritage across Arabic-speaking regions. In the United States, Social Security Administration data record Shukri in birth listings every year since 1999, with annual occurrences ranging from five to eighteen and a 2024 rank of 943. This steady, though uncommon, usage highlights a growing preference for names that combine cultural authenticity with a distinctive sound. With its concise form and meaningful origin, Shukri offers parents a name that bridges Middle Eastern roots and contemporary appeal.
| Shukri al-Quwatli - |
| Shukri Ghanem - |
| Shukri Yahaya - |