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Alkhas

Boy's nameƏrəb mənşəli

Special, set apart from others, distinctive

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Name meaning and origin

Alkhas is a boy name of Arabic origin. The root of the name comes from the Arabic word الخاص (al-khass) and carries the meaning 'special, distinct, standing out from others'. This root is used in Arabic in the sense of something belonging to a particular person, set apart from the general mass, with its own distinctive quality.

According to explanations in the Turkic languages, the name also has a meaning like "capricious, mischievous, very desiring". Both explanations show that the name expresses a personality that is courageous, strong-willed and distinguished by its own qualities. The variant Alxaz also comes from the same root, and both spelling forms have been used in Azerbaijan.

The name Alkhas is one of the rare names given to boys in Azerbaijan. Because of its meaning, it is hoped that a child given this name will carve out a unique place in life and be recognized as a distinctive personality.

Name details

Gender
Boy's name
Origin
Ərəb mənşəli
Letter count
5
Appears in the Quran
No
Variants
Alxaz

Frequently asked questions

The most asked questions about this name.

  • What is the meaning of the name Alkhas?

    Alkhas: in Arabic it means "special, set apart from others, distinct". The root word comes from the Arabic expression الخاص (al-khass).
  • Is Alkhas a boy name?

    Yes, Alkhas is a male name and is given to boys in Azerbaijan.
  • What is the origin of the name Alkhas?

    Alkhas is a name of Arabic origin. It is derived from the Arabic root الخاص (al-khass).
  • Are Alkhas and Alxaz the same name?

    Yes, Alkhas and Alkhaz are two written variants of the same name, both with the same origin and meaning.
  • Is the name Alkhas mentioned in the Quran?

    No, the name Alkhas is not mentioned in the Quran.