Sahila

Sahila is a proper noun that may refer to more than one subject. In onomastic contexts, Sahila is used as a feminine given name in parts of South Asia and the Middle East, though published sources do not agree on a single etymology. The name is rendered in various scripts into Latin letters, producing spellings such as Sahila, Sahilah, or Sahilla depending on transliteration choices.

As a personal name, Sahila has been used for individuals in multiple countries. There is no widely cited historical figure associated with the name, and its popularity is limited in global terms.

Sahila appears as a place name in certain maps and local references, typically representing small villages or localities. The geographical distribution and administrative status of such places vary by country, and reliable centralized data may be limited.

Origins and meaning of the name are not universally documented. While some related names derive from Arabic sahil meaning "coast" or shore, and others from Sanskrit or Persian roots, such connections are speculative for the standalone term Sahila.

Related names include Sahil, Saha, or other phonetically similar forms. For further information, consult regional biographical or gazetteer sources.