Gender Feminine
Usage Turkish
Meaning & History
Turkish form of Eve (via Arabic Ḥawāʾ).
Related Names
Rootḥawa
Other Languages & CulturesHawa(Arabic) Eva, Yeva(Armenian) Həvva(Azerbaijani) Eve(Biblical) Eua(Biblical Greek) Chawwa(Biblical Hebrew) Eva(Biblical Latin) Eva(Bulgarian) Khava(Chechen) Eva(Croatian) Eva(Czech) Eva, Evy(Danish) Eva, Eef, Evi, Evy(Dutch) Eva, Eve, Ava, Avah, Eveleen, Evie, Evvie(English) Eeva, Eva, Eve, Eevi(Estonian) Eva(Faroese) Eeva, Eevi(Finnish) Ève(French) Eva(Georgian) Eva, Evi(German) Eva, Evi(Greek) Hauwa, Hauwa'u(Hausa) Chava, Hava(Hebrew) Éva, Évike(Hungarian) Eva(Icelandic) Khava(Ingush) Éabha(Irish) Eva(Italian) Ieva(Latvian) Ieva(Lithuanian) Eva, Evy(Norwegian) Ewa(Polish) Eva(Portuguese) Eva(Romanian) Eva, Yeva(Russian) Eva(Slovak) Eva(Slovene) Xaawo(Somali) Eva, Evelia, Evita(Spanish) Hawa(Swahili) Eva, Evy(Swedish) Yeva(Ukrainian) Efa(Welsh) Awa, Haoua(Western African)
Same SpellingHəvva
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