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Amani |
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Peace
( Swahili Origin ) |
| Origin/Culture |
African |
| Gender | Male |
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Amani Name also appears in following Origin(s): Arabic, Swahili, African, Persian, Muslim
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Amani also appears in following countries/origins/languages: American, Swahili
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Amani
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Amani is from Arabic. If Amani, with an "i" at the end, it means "aspirations", if without the terminal "i" it would be coming from the Arabic word "Amaan" which means "peace".
Incidentally, the word "Kiswahili" comes from the Arabic word "Saahil" which means Coast. This word was used to refer to the Africans who inhabited the East Coast of Africa. The Swahili language is a mixture of Arabic which accounts for a large proportion of the words, and several Bantu languages, plus a sprinkling of English,(Skuli: School) Portuguese (Meza: Table) and even German (Shule: School) |
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| Amani means harmony in Swahili origin. As per arabic origin Amani means Desire or wish. |
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Amani is from Swahili origin, it means ‘harmony; peace’. It is used for both gender.
Amani Ya Juu is a sewing marketing-training project for marginalized women in Africa. The main centre is located in Nairobi, with sister centers in Rwanda and Burundi. The women involved in the project are learning to work together through faith in God who provides a higher peace that transcends ethnic differences.
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| Amani is from Arabic origin, it means ‘desires; aspirations; wishes’. It is used for both gender. |
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