Raihanh

Raihanh is a given name used in parts of South Asia and Southeast Asia. It is a variant form of related names such as Raihan, Rayhan, or Raihana, and it derives from the Arabic riḥān meaning fragrance, often associated with the herb basil. The spelling Raihanh reflects transliteration choices rather than a separate etymology.

In Arabic-speaking contexts the root name is generally masculine; in South Asian contexts related forms are used for females, and spellings vary by family. Raihanh is among several transliterations and is less common in official records.

The name is part of a broader tradition of flora- and fragrance-based names in Muslim communities, chosen for positive connotations and poetic resonance. It appears in diaspora communities and may be used with different pronunciations.

There are no widely cited individuals known specifically by the exact spelling Raihanh in major biographical sources. Related names share the same linguistic root and may be used across similar cultural or linguistic contexts. See also Raihan, Rayhan, and Raihana for closely related variants.