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    Kaariye

    Kah-ri-yeh
    "Kaariye means 'the pain-causer,' and is a descriptive name given to a boy whose mother experienced sudden, sharp pain during the pregnancy. It serves as a historical marker of the child's birth."

    Meaning

    Kaariye is derived from kaar ('sudden, sharp pain, throbbing') combined with the causative infix -i- and the suffix -ye. It translates most effectively to 'the pain-causer.' This name is descriptive, often given to a boy whose pregnancy was marked by sudden, sharp, or throbbing pain experienced by the mother, signifying that the baby was the cause of her suffering. Despite the literal meaning, such names are usually accepted as a marker of the child's history and are sometimes seen to signify a person of intensity and strong impact later in life.

    Etymology

    kaariye
    ├──kaar = sudden, sharp pain, throbbing
    (root)
    ├──-i- = a verbalizing infix that expresses entry into, realization of, or active alignment with the state denoted by the root, often yielding meanings glossed as “cause,” “become,” “enter into,” or “make”.
    (infix)
    └──-ye = one who has or possessor of the quality expressed by the root word
    (suffix)

    Origin

    Somali

    Themes

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    Related Names

    Suffix: -ye = one who has or possessor of the quality expressed by the root word

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