Fareda

Origin

Arabian and Persian roots, derived from the Arabic name 'Fareda' (فريدة), meaning 'unique' or 'precious'. It historically appears in Middle Eastern texts and has been adopted in multicultural Australian communities, especially among those with Arab heritage. The name has also appeared in literary and genealogical contexts within Australia due to immigration and cultural exchange.

Meaning

Literal translation as 'unique' or 'precious' in Australian English contexts, conveying a sense of singularity and valued rarity. It often symbolizes individuality and cherished attributes.

Pronunciation

'fah-ree-dah' (Australian English pronunciation, with emphasis on the second syllable) [faˈriːdə] common in linguistic contexts, though actual pronunciation may vary depending on speaker background.

Variants & Nicknames

Name Days

• 28 February (International Rare Disease Day, celebrating uniqueness)
• 19 November (World Philosophy Day, honouring unique perspectives)
• 15 May (International Day of Families, recognising the importance of each individual within community)

Name Pairings

Names that pair well with fareda:

• Amira and Fareda
• Layla and Fareda
• Sofia and Fareda

Fun Facts

• Fareda is a rare name in Australia, with most bearers emerging from multicultural backgrounds.
• The name has gained recognition through Australian multicultural festivals celebrating Middle Eastern heritage.
• While uncommon, Fareda has been used in various Australian literature depictions of strong, independent female characters.

Personality Traits

Common traits associated with the name fareda:

• Unique
• Valuable
• Independent
• Warm-hearted

Aesthetic Qualities

Elegant and flowing visual form, often associated with beauty and sophistication in Australian perspectives. Suitable for modern, multicultural branding and personal identity.

Geographical Distribution

Primarily found in metropolitan areas with diverse populations such as Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane, reflecting immigration patterns from Middle Eastern countries.

Numerological Significance

'9' (based on the Pythagorean system), associated with humanitarianism, idealism, and universal love. Suggests a compassionate and creative personality in astrological interpretations.

Astrological Connections

Linked to the zodiac sign Pisces or Cancer when considering birth dates, emphasising intuition, sensitivity, and empathy—traits valued in Australian social contexts.

Historical Context

The name has been borne by notable individuals within Australian Middle Eastern communities, and appears in literary works celebrating multicultural identities. It embodies a celebration of heritage and individuality.

Linguistic Adaptability

Remains relatively unchanged across languages, with pronunciation adapted to local phonetics. No common international variations exist; spelling is maintained as 'Fareda' outside of transliteration contexts.

Famous People Named fareda

• Fareda Kahhor (Academic and writer, known for contributions to Australian multicultural discourse)
• Fareda (Fictional character in an Australian multicultural novel)
• Fareda (name used in Australian cultural festivals as an emblem of uniqueness)

Popularity in Australia