Adeeba

Adeeba is a feminine given name used primarily in South Asia and among diaspora communities with roots in the Indian subcontinent. It is commonly found among Urdu-speaking populations in Pakistan and India, as well as in Bangladesh and in communities abroad.

Derived from Arabic and Urdu linguistic streams, Adeeba is associated with culture, learning, and refinement. The masculine form Adeeb is used for men; Adeeba serves as the feminine variant, often linked to the idea of a cultured or literate woman. The name is connected to the word adab, meaning etiquette, literature, or manners, and to adeeb, meaning a scholar or writer.

In usage, Adeeba is a civilian given name used across generations and does not indicate a specific occupation or religion. It is appreciated for its cultural resonance and ease of pronunciation in multilingual contexts.

Variant spellings can occur depending on script and transliteration, with Adeeba being one of the most common forms in Urdu-speaking communities. Related names include Adeeb, Adib (male forms), and Adiba (another feminine form), reflecting shared roots in Arabic and Urdu.