haqi

Haqi is a transliteration used for several terms in Arabic, Persian, Urdu, and related languages. It is commonly associated with the root haq (حق), meaning truth, right, or justice. In these languages, forms derived from this root are used to express authenticity or reality, such as haqq meaning truth or right, and haqiqi (حقیقی) meaning real, genuine, or factual. The sequence “haqi” may appear in transliterations and as a stem in compound words.

As a given name or surname: Haqi is used as a male given name in some South Asian and Middle Eastern communities. It is typically interpreted from the same root as haqq, connoting truth or sincerity. Variants include Haque, Haqi, Haqiqi (حقیقی), and Haqqi (حقّی), reflecting differences in transliteration and regional pronunciation. The name appears in historical and contemporary records, though it is not tied to a single globally prominent figure.

In other uses: Haqi is not associated with a single widely recognized organization, place, or concept beyond its linguistic and onomastic usage. It may appear in compound terms or in phrases such as haqiqat (واقعیت) meaning reality in Persian and Urdu, or haqiqi meaning real or factual, depending on language.

See also: Haqq, Haq, Haqiqi, Haque, Haqqani.

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