Lamis
Fact sheet
- Name
- Lamis
- Gender
- Girl name
- Syllables
- 2
Lamis is an Arabic first name for girls. Its direct translation is 'the one with the delicate skin' or alternatively 'the woman with the gentle touch.'
What does the name Lamis mean?
The name Lamis has its roots in Arabic and literally means 'the one with the delicate skin' or 'the woman with the gentle touch.' It originates from the Arabic word lamis (لميس), which means 'soft,' 'gentle,' and 'delicate.' Other variants include Lamissa and Lamies.
Where does the name Lamis come from?
Lamis is a feminine first name of Arabic origin, meaning 'the one with the delicate skin.' Its origin lies in the Arabic term lamis (لميس), which translates to 'soft,' 'gentle,' or 'delicate.' The language is Arabic.
How do you pronounce Lamis?
The pronunciation of Lamis is soft and flowing. In German, the name is typically pronounced as two syllables: 'La-mis' [ˈlaːmɪs]. It begins with an open, long A sound that radiates warmth. The ending '-mis' with a bright I provides a clear finish. The harmonious sound structure gives the name a calm and balanced note. Lamis sounds elegant and international - gentle, dignified, and present.
Popularity
In Germany, the name Lamis enjoys great popularity. Currently, it ranks 960th on the list of most given female first names. Its best placement was in 2008 at 257th. In the last ten years, Lamis has been used as a first name about 630 times, placing it 710th in the ten-year statistics. For the period from 2010 to 2024, it holds the 741st position.
Nicknames & pet names
Lahmajounes / Lamilo / Lamilsas / Lamöst / Lasamosis / Lulu / Miso
Frequently asked questions about the name Lamis
What is the origin of the name Lamis?
Lamis is a feminine first name of Arabic origin.
What does the name Lamis mean?
The name Lamis means 'the one with the delicate skin' and is derived from the Arabic word 'lamis,' which means 'soft' or 'gentle.'
How popular is the name Lamis?
The popularity of the name Lamis varies by region, but it enjoys great recognition in many Arabic countries.