Sajal
Sajal is a Muslim girl name meaning “Moist, full of water; rain-laden”.
| Meaning | Moist, full of water; rain-laden |
|---|---|
| Gender | Girl |
| Origin | Hindi-Urdu, from Sanskrit sajala |
| Arabic spelling | سجل |
| Pronunciation | SAH-jal |
| Muslim name? | Used by Muslims |
Meaning and origin of Sajal
Sajal comes from Sanskrit sajala, 'with water', and in Hindi-Urdu and Bengali poetry it describes moist eyes or rain-laden clouds. It is not an Arabic name. Even so, it has become a fashionable girl's name among Muslims in Pakistan, helped by the actress Sajal Aly, while in India and Bangladesh it is also used by Hindu families, sometimes for boys.
Is Sajal a Muslim name?
Sajal is not Arabic, but it is genuinely used by Muslim families in Pakistan and South Asia. Its meaning (rain-laden, moist-eyed) is harmless. Parents wanting an Arabic name with a similar feel often choose Sajida or Sahar.
Where is the name Sajal used?
Popular among Muslim families in Pakistan; also used across India and Bangladesh by people of different faiths.
Gifts with the name Sajal
- Sajal name necklaces & bracelets (Amazon)
- Personalised Sajal baby gifts (Amazon)
- Islamic baby gifts & books (Amazon)
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Sajal mean?
Sajal means 'Moist, full of water; rain-laden'. It comes from Hindi-Urdu, from Sanskrit sajala.
Is Sajal a Muslim name?
Sajal is not Arabic, but it is genuinely used by Muslim families in Pakistan and South Asia. Its meaning (rain-laden, moist-eyed) is harmless. Parents wanting an Arabic name with a similar feel often choose Sajida or Sahar.
How do you write Sajal in Arabic?
Sajal is written سجل in Arabic script.
How do you pronounce Sajal?
Sajal is pronounced SAH-jal.