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Arabic translation: حلاوة

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English term or phrase:	Pamela
Arabic translation:	حلاوة
Entered by:	Fuad Yahya

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14:03 Mar 23, 2003

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Names (personal, company)

English term or phrase: Pamela

Pamela means "all sweetness" or "honey" in English. I am trying to name a newborn horse after my friend who died on the day of the filly's birth. Need how to say in English as well.

Jill

حلاوة

Explanation:
Pronounced HALAWA. The stress is on the second syllable.

The word means "sweetness," which I hope covers the meaning that you have in mind.

Fuad

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حلاوة

Fuad Yahya

حلوة

sarsam

شهد

mnamona

باميلا

Shazly

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17 mins confidence:

باميلا

Explanation:
ست الحسن
Sit Al Husn

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Note added at 2003-03-23 21:52:45 (GMT)
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“Sit Al Husn” means the most beautiful one.

Shazly
Egypt
Local time: 22:48
Native speaker of:

Arabic

33 mins confidence:

peer agreement (net): +2

حلاوة

Explanation:
Pronounced HALAWA. The stress is on the second syllable.

The word means "sweetness," which I hope covers the meaning that you have in mind.

Fuad

Fuad Yahya
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Arabic,

English
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7 hrs confidence:

حلوة

Explanation:
Pronounced as HILWA, means beautiful

sarsam
Native speaker of:

Arabic

1 day10 hrs confidence:

شهد

Explanation:
it is pronounced shahhid and means the honey before it is taken from the beeswax.it indicates the most sweet thing that you can enjoy.(some girls in egypt are named shahhid).
i also approve with sit el hosnست الحسنas in the imaginary stories,they are used to call the most beautiful princess (the heroine)ست الحسن

mnamona
Local time: 22:48

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Jan 10, 2006 - Changes made by Fuad Yahya:
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