ghada

Ghada is a given name, most commonly used for females, particularly in Arabic-speaking cultures. The name is derived from the Arabic word "ghada" (غادة), which means "graceful," "slender," or "beautiful young woman." It often evokes imagery of elegance and refined beauty.

The name Ghada is prevalent across the Middle East and North Africa. Its pleasant meaning has contributed to its enduring popularity. While it is a distinctly feminine name, variations in spelling and pronunciation can occur across different regions.

Examples of individuals named Ghada include Ghada Shouaa, a Syrian Olympic gold medalist in athletics, and Ghada Amer, an Egyptian artist known for her contemporary art. These public figures showcase the diverse achievements of women bearing the name. The name's historical roots and positive connotations continue to make it a cherished choice for parents.