Etymology Explorer › Arabic

Where does “عُمَر” come from?

عُمَر (Arabic) comes from Arabic عَامِر, from Arabic عَمَرَ — to live a long life.

عُمَر (Arabic): long-lived; prosperous

Definitions

  1. long-lived; prosperous

Ancestry of “عُمَر”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Arabicعَامِرinhabited, populated, populous; crowded, filled;...
2Arabicعَمَرَto live a long life

Words derived from “عُمَر”

  • Omar
  • Omar
  • Omar
  • عمر
  • Ғүмәр
  • өмүр
  • Cumar
Every word from Arabic عَمَرَ →