A little guidance. A lot of heart.
Arabic

Taha

طه

Opening letters of a Quranic chapter; no agreed ordinary lexical meaning

Boy names

Meaning of Taha

Opening letters of a Quranic chapter; no agreed ordinary lexical meaning

About the name Taha

Our working summary for Taha is “Opening letters of a Quranic chapter; no agreed ordinary lexical meaning.” Meanings can be phrased differently across dictionaries, so the source and the family’s intended usage should be checked together.

At a glance

Usage
Boy names
Origin
Arabic
First Arabic letter
ط
Arabic letters
2
Pronunciation guide
Taha

How to write and say Taha

In Arabic
طه
In Latin letters
Taha

This pronunciation guide is approximate and varies between families and languages. Use one consistent spelling on your child’s official documents.

Why consider the name Taha?

  • Our working summary for Taha is “Opening letters of a Quranic chapter; no agreed ordinary lexical meaning.” Meanings can be phrased differently across dictionaries, so the source and the family’s intended usage should be checked together.
  • When dictionaries differ in detail, keep the shared sense and avoid assigning future traits to a name.

Sources & further reading

Wiktionary · طه ↗

Questions about Taha

What does Taha mean?

Opening letters of a Quranic chapter; no agreed ordinary lexical meaning

How do you write Taha in Arabic and Latin letters?

The forms shown here are طه in Arabic and Taha in Latin letters. The official form may differ by country and family.

Are there other spellings of Taha?

We have not recorded a verified alternative spelling yet. Transliteration can still vary between languages.

How is Taha pronounced?

Our approximate guide is Taha. Actual pronunciation varies by family and language.

What does Taha mean?

Opening letters of a Quranic chapter; no agreed ordinary lexical meaning This is a concise linguistic summary; references may use nearby wording or add context.

How can Taha be written in Latin letters?

The form shown here is Taha. Choose the spelling that fits official records.