What do you think of the name Aziza for a girl ?

Question

its pronounced A zee za

Answer 1

I'm sorry but don't. I wouldn't.

Answer 2

Pronouned like: 'A-zee-za'?

If so, the two z's don't sound quite right. Other than that, it's quite pretty.

Maybe something like Azila, or something?

Answer 3

okish. sounds like u wanted a boy aziz but got a girl so added an a to it. i would suggest some neutral name. always loved russian names because they have no regional or religious connotations.  

Answer 4

What does it mean?

Why do you like it?

Have a look at some of these

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aziza

http://www.azizashimmy.com/

Like bellydancing?

It's your choice.

Answer 5

i dont like it. everyone would pronounced it az-eye-zah.

Answer 6

It is a nice name, because it is unique, and uniqueness is good. However, being unique for the sake of being unique is not good in itself.

To analyze the name, Aziza is too sharp; the two Z's in conjunction with each other have a badly repeated sound. by swapping the first Z for a softer N, making it Aniza, would make a nice name for a girl.

Alternatively, if you are looking for other simialr names, Asuna, Anita, Anisa, Arnisa, Alisa, Alicia, and Onita are other nice names for a girl.

When it comes down to naming a girl, the most important thing is whether you will be happy in saying, reading and hearing that name constantly for the next 18 years of your life. :D

Answer 7

Meh.

It's.average.

Answer 8

I'm not sure what's up with all the racist answers here.

Aziza is a lovely name. I know a little girl named Aziza and she is so precious (just like the meaning of her name).

Another nice thing is that it is logical to spell. So even if it is not very common in English speaking areas, it shouldn't cause too many problems for teachers, etc.

Best wishes!

Answer 9

I don't like it sorry x

Answer 10

I think it's disgusting how arrogant and ignorant some of the answers have been regarding the origin of the name Aziza. Yes, the name is of Arabic and Hebrew origin but why should that have any bearing or significance to those answering? There are a number of names of Arabic origin which are gaining popularity in the U.S. such as Amina.

To answer the question,  I like the meaning of the name Aziza;"beloved, precious, mighty". Personally I don't like  the phonetics of the name and I also prefer more feminine sounding names.

Answer 11

how do you pronounce it?

i think it sounds Arabic?

Answer 12

Sorry but I don't like this name it sounds Arabic.

Answer 13

sounds arabian.. so no!

Answer 14

Azia.......... better

Answer 15

is it like Arabic or something?

Answer 16

Not really, what else have you got?

Answer 17

you got somthing against arabian people guys thats all i see oh it sound arabian no too arabian who cares if it sounds liek a f**t out of a monkeys bum i like it my sisters boyfriend wants to name his kid exaliver and my brother was named after a plant STOP THE RACIST COMMENTS

Answer 18

hi,

she is my favorite pianist.

http://www.azizamustafazadeh.de/

Answer 19

Looks made up and too close to Asia.

Answer 20

Not crazy about it because that the brand name of the make-up I use to wear years ago.

Answer 21

i like it

i also like Azaria...ah-zar-ree-aah