Why some people name their children as Zakaria and Farajia, why not their pick other name?

Question

Zachary still can be accepted but Zakaria is unacceptable in Malay language

Answer 1

What about some people name their kids as Peenees and Fajaina?

Answer 2

People come up with some pretty weird names.  But if you are going to let your child pick their own name, at what age do you do this?  Remember the Olympic skier from the U.S.A., "Peakaboo Street"?  Her parents let her name herself, and at age 2 she decided to name herself "Peakaboo".  Look at the names that children pick for their pets.  You think adults pick weird names, look at the names kids pick.

What are you going to call the kid in the meantime while you are waiting for them to become old enough to pick their own name?  You have to call them something.

In most places, you can legally change your name.  If you don't like the name your parents gave you, you are free to change it.

Answer 3

aiyoo, it has it's own meaning la..

same goes to penisilin (a type of antibiotic) - got no connection or relationship with p***s

farajia?? never heard or meet someone with that name

Answer 4

Zakaria is an arabic name. Zachary I think is an english name. I don't really like if a child were given english name while the child is not an Englishman. About Farajia I wonder where did the name came from. I don't know what does Farajia mean . Anyway, where did you get the name ??

Answer 5

Zakaria sounds tolerable but try

'Talula Does The Hula From Hawaii' .

Answer 6

is easy for their sons/daughter when to marry..no need to his/her husband to remember a long name...

Answer 7

ignorance.

Answer 8

Jedi, you need to learn arabic language to understand this

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ok Jedi, free lesson:

zakar and faraj are arabic words means male and female genital respectively. Like bas, lori, telefon, basikal, etc. this two words also had become malay words

while Zakaria is an arabic name for/derived from Zachariah,  a name of a prophet and has nothing to do with zakar and had never been derived from the word zakar.

Adjective of zakar is muzakkar means something male while muannas (from the word nisak, means women) means something female

Never heard of Farajia - no such word!

OK lah late at night already, want to sleep la, enoughla..i think

Answer 9

jedi..adei~

thumbs up to bo$$

Answer 10

Who pick that name? This is the first time i hear someone with the name of Farajia. And its not sounds good at all....

Answer 11

Its up to their parents..........s**a hati mak bapak diorglah......

Answer 12

these   are     arabic names

     so     every religion  have   some kind  of    names