Farahs

Farahs is a plural form that can be used in reference to multiple people or places associated with the name Farah. It is not a distinct term with a single definition, but rather an ordinary plural used in English when listing several individuals or locations connected by the name Farah, or when referring collectively to places bearing that name.

Geography and places: The most prominent geographic usage is Farah Province in western Afghanistan, whose capital is also named Farah. Transliterations vary, and some towns, districts, or landmarks in the region may be referred to in English as Farahs when discussed as a group or when a plural form is warranted in context.

Names and onomastics: Farah is a common given name in Arabic-speaking and Muslim communities, widely used for women. It is also found as a surname in Arabic-speaking and Somali communities. The plural Farahs would denote multiple people who have the given name Farah or the surname Farah, or a mixture of individuals with that name.

Origin and meaning: The given name Farah derives from the Arabic word farah, meaning joy or happiness. Variants and transliterations include Farha, and less commonly other forms, reflecting differences in languages and scripts.

Usage notes: In English-language writing, Farahs appears mainly as a plural when listing several people or places sharing the same name, while Farah is more commonly used as the singular given name or surname. The spelling can vary with transliteration across languages. See also Farah (disambiguation) for related uses.