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A Quranic Name for Boys and Girls

How to pronounce Ward

Win + rUn + pRay + Day
or loVe + rUn + pRay + Day

Each block is a syllable. Thick black border indicates stress/emphasis. Other pronunciations are acceptable.
Arabic Spelling (How to write Ward in Arabic)وَرْد
Quranic Nature
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Indirectly Mentioned
Alternate spellings of WardVard Werd Verd
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Quranic Root
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W-R-D
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Meaning of Ward

Ward, also pronounced Vard, is an indirect Quranic name for boys and girls that means “flower”, “flowery”, “rosy”. It is the Persian pronunciation of the Arabic word Ward, which has the same meaning and is derived from the W-R-D Quranic root.

(On the Day of Judgment) when the heavens are rent asunder they will have a flowery color and flow like oil. (Quran 17:43)

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Reader Comments:

  1. on Tuesday 9th of January 2018 09:53:22 AM

    … that is retarded and whoever wrote is truly ignorant of the Arabic language all together. Reasons below:
    1-Pronounced as ‘wh – θ – ɜː’ not Vard!
    2-Indirect Quranic name… it is NOT! it is a pre-islamic name from the Arabian peninsula.
    3-One of the meanings for the name is ‘Rose’ and not flower or flowery….
    4- the name is also the name for a ‘Lion’…
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  2. on Friday 12th of June 2020 03:00:23 AM

    Does this name Ward also mean Lion in arabic?? I saw a comment above that the person says it means lion and Im just curious. Thanks

  3. on Friday 24th of February 2023 07:27:23 PM

    The name of “Ward” does not mean rose, flowers or flower please correct your record. Ward is derived from Wrd in Arabic which is the name of lion. To define any Arabic name you have to get to its root. The Name Ward is a root by itself.
    On the other hand, Rose in Arabic is “Wardah” in single form &the plural is Wardat or word bases on the Arabic gramercy. What causes the confusion even between Arabs is the street language term Ward for roses.
    To conclude, Ward is a name of lion not rose in Arabic and its not a Quranic name.

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