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    Posted: 05-Apr-2005 at 13:38
The name or surname Aziz is Arabic?
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Yes. it means "dear" if i'm not mistaking.


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It also has the meaning "saint" in Arabic...
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I have a friend called Azis (s insted of z).Is it possible for that name to have arabic origin?
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What is his first name? Tariq?
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Sorry,i am not allowed to say it.The only thing i can say though is that it is a common Christian name.
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just kidding, as you know Tariq Aziz was Iraq's former foreign minister.
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Isnt 'aziz' Persian for 'honey'? Or did they just incorporate that from Arabic?
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Aziz sounds Assyrian for dear.

When I was just a cute little boy the grownups were all like "aziza!" to me. I'm still cute.
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Originally posted by ArmenianSurvival

Isnt 'aziz' Persian for 'honey'? Or did they just incorporate that from Arabic?

Yes, it's arabic.
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Originally posted by Behrouz

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Isnt 'aziz' Persian for 'honey'? Or did they just incorporate that from Arabic?

Yes, it's arabic.
Did u mean honey as 'from bees' or honey as 'darling'?

anyway, Aziz doesn't mean 'honey' in Persian. Aziz means 'Dear', and 'Asal' means honey.
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Guys,is AZIS arabic?
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Could someone tell me what "Andrew" is in Arabic?
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Originally posted by Spartakus

Guys,is AZIS arabic?
Originally posted by ramin

Yes. it means "dear" if i'm not mistaking.



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A lot of western names have semitic (middle eastern) origins via the bible.
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Originally posted by Spartakus

Guys,is AZIS arabic?

yes if it is pronounced as Azeez with Z at the end

but with S at the end , i dont think that it is Arabic

why u care that much?

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Could someone tell me what "Andrew" is in Arabic?

i dont think there is

are there any famouse Anderws  in History?

and if there was i think christan Arabs would know better

i know that Johan in Arabic is Yahya

and Jesus in Arabic is Eesa

David  in Arabic is Dawood.

and some more

 

 
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I thought that John was "Yahya" in Arabic and Johannes was "Yunus" in Arabic. Also, Moses is "Musa" in Arabic.
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Originally posted by azimuth

Originally posted by Spartakus

Guys,is AZIS arabic?

yes if it is pronounced as Azeez with Z at the end

but with S at the end , i dont think that it is Arabic

why u care that much?

It's my friend's last name and i got really curious .It is pronounced with S at the end.He actually has 2 names,Azis or Azizis but he threw away the second one.Any possibility to be Persian or sth like that? 
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Originally posted by Oguzoglu

I thought that John was "Yahya" in Arabic and Johannes was "Yunus" in Arabic. Also, Moses is "Musa" in Arabic.

yes thats correct.

there are alot. 

Originally posted by SpartakusIt's my friend's last name and i got really curious .It is pronounced with S at the end.He actually has 2 names,Azis or Azizis but he threw away the second one.Any possibility to be Persian or sth like that? [/QUOTE

i dont know,

depends whats his background, it could be Arabic.

the name AL-Azeez is one of God's names in Arabic too, and usually the name Abd comes before it,

for example the founder of Saudi Arabia and the Father of the king now is Called&

i dont know,

depends whats his background, it could be Arabic.

the name AL-Azeez is one of God's names in Arabic too, and usually the name Abd comes before it,

for example the founder of Saudi Arabia and the Father of the king now is Called  AL-Malik Abd AL-Azeez which means King Abd Al-Azeez

and Abd means Servant.

about your freind i dont know it could be Arabic and it could be similar name to the Arabic but from somewhere else.

 



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Azis could be Greek (correct me if I am wrong) just because of the "is" prefix but Aziz is definately of Arabic origin. i s the s pronounced like a z or is it like an "s"?
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