Nadjeh

Nadjeh is a transliterated given name used in Arabic- and Persian-speaking communities, as well as in the wider Middle East and among diaspora populations. The spelling "Nadjeh" represents an attempt to render a non-Latin script into the Latin alphabet, and variants such as Nadjah, Nadja, or Nadzhah are common in different countries and transcription systems. Because it is a transliteration rather than a fixed Latin form, the name can appear with multiple spellings and diacritics in official documents and everyday use.

The meaning of Nadjeh is not fixed across languages; it can reflect a variety of roots and interpretations depending on linguistic context, and cultural families may assign different associations to the name. The name is primarily used as a personal or given name, rather than a title or place name.

In most cases, Nadjeh occurs as part of a full name rather than as a standalone surname. Instances of the name may be found in personal records, literary works, or media from the regions where Arabic- or Persian-influenced naming patterns prevail. Because it is transliterated from non-Latin scripts, some individuals may have the same name spelled differently in official documents.

Related names, often seen in similar linguistic and cultural spheres, include Nadia, Nadja, Nadine, and Nadhira.