Khazina
Khazina is a Muslim girl name meaning “Treasure, treasury”.
| Meaning | Treasure, treasury |
|---|---|
| Gender | Girl |
| Origin | Arabic, Tatar / Central Asian usage |
| Arabic spelling | خزينة |
| Pronunciation | kha-ZEE-nah |
| Arabic root | خ ز ن (kh-z-n) — to store, to keep safe |
| Muslim name? | Islamic / Arabic name |
Meaning and origin of Khazina
Khazina comes from the Arabic word khazīna, a treasury or store of valuables, from the root kh-z-n (to store up and guard). As a personal name it is mostly found among Tatars, Bashkirs, Uzbeks and other Central Asian Muslims, where it is written Хазина in Cyrillic. Families use it in the sense of a precious, treasured daughter.
Is Khazina a Muslim name?
Yes. Khazina is a Muslim name of Arabic origin meaning 'treasure', used mainly by Tatar, Bashkir and Central Asian Muslim families.
Is Khazina in the Quran?
The name itself is not in the Quran, but its root appears in the plural khazāʾin (treasuries), as in 'And there is not a thing but that with Us are its treasuries' (Quran 15:21).
Where is the name Khazina used?
Found mainly among Tatar, Bashkir, Uzbek and Kazakh Muslims, often spelled Hazina or Khazina.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Khazina mean?
Khazina means 'Treasure, treasury'. It comes from Arabic, Tatar / Central Asian usage.
Is Khazina a Muslim name?
Yes. Khazina is a Muslim name of Arabic origin meaning 'treasure', used mainly by Tatar, Bashkir and Central Asian Muslim families.
How do you write Khazina in Arabic?
Khazina is written خزينة in Arabic script.
How do you pronounce Khazina?
Khazina is pronounced kha-ZEE-nah.
Is Khazina mentioned in the Quran?
The name itself is not in the Quran, but its root appears in the plural khazāʾin (treasuries), as in 'And there is not a thing but that with Us are its treasuries' (Quran 15:21).