Origin
Arabic origin, derived from the root word 'kudr' (قدرة), meaning 'power' or 'capability'. The name kudrat is a direct reflection of this root, commonly used in Islamic cultures. It is present in various Middle Eastern and South Asian communities, and in Australia, it is often found among immigrants from these regions. The name does not have historical mentions in ancient Australian texts but has gained popularity through multicultural communities.
Meaning
Literal translation: 'power' or 'capability'. In Australian English contexts, it connotes strength, potential, and inner power, often celebrated in cultural and spiritual narratives among communities with Middle Eastern or South Asian heritage.
Pronunciation
/kʊdrət/ (IPA), pronounced as 'kood-rahd', with emphasis on first syllable in Australian English dialects, where 'a' is sometimes more elongated or flattened.
Variants & Nicknames
Variants
- قدرة (Arabic script, Arabic origin)
- Kudrat (standard Latin script)
- Kudriat (alternative spelling)
Nicknames
- Kudi
- Rati
Name Days
- 15 August (Islamic Hijri New Year)
- 28 May (International Day of Action for Women's Power) - culturally adopted in multicultural Australian communities for celebrating female strength.
- 15 August (Islamic Hijri New Year)
Name Pairings
Names that pair well with kudrat:
- Amina and Leila
- Sarah and Noor,
- Maya and Sana (for diverse cultural pairings in Australia)
Fun Facts
- The name kudrat is popular among Muslim communities in Australia, especially in Sydney and Melbourne.
- Kudrat is sometimes used as a poetic metaphor for 'God's power' in Australian multicultural literature.
- The word 'kudrat' appears in contemporary Australian music genres that celebrate cultural identity.
Personality Traits
Common traits associated with the name kudrat:
- Strong-willed
- Spiritual
- Resilient
- Empathetic
Aesthetic Qualities
The name has a balanced, melodious visual form that combines soft and strong letter shapes, fitting well within Australian multicultural aesthetics. It looks elegant in both formal documents and casual usage.
Geographical Distribution
Predominantly found in urban areas with higher immigrant populations, such as Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane, but gradually spreading across other regions of Australia.
Numerological Significance
Name number 7, associated with introspection, spirituality, and seeking divine truth. Sometimes interpreted as a sign of deep inner potential and philosophical thought.
Astrological Connections
No specific astrological associations, but numerology suggests alignment with intuitive and spiritual traits. Suitable for individuals born under Pisces or Scorpio, signs often associated with depth and resilience.
Historical Context
The name reflects spiritual and cultural values of strength and divine power. In modern Australian society, it has been embraced by prominent community leaders and authors from multicultural backgrounds, contributing to its recognition.
Linguistic Adaptability
Easily transliterated into various scripts, such as Latin, Arabic, and Devanagari. The pronunciation adapts well across languages, maintaining its core sound.
Famous People Named kudrat
- Kudrat Ali (Community Leader)
- Kudrat Shakil (Australian Muslim women's rights advocate)
- Kudrat Sultana (Australian author)
Popularity in Australia
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2024 | 1 |
2015 | 1 |