The name in the dictionary
فهند: اسم امرأة. وهنيدة: مائة من الإبل
“Hind is a woman's name, and hunayda is a hundred camels”
Maqayis al-Lugha, vol. 6, p. 69
هِنْد
Hind
هندIbn Faris gives Hind simply as a woman's name; hunayda, from the same letters, is a hundred camels. Maqayis al-Lugha: “Hind is a woman's name, and hunayda is a hundred camels.”
فهند: اسم امرأة. وهنيدة: مائة من الإبل“Hind is a woman's name, and hunayda is a hundred camels”
Maqayis al-Lugha, vol. 6, p. 69
هِنْد
Ibn Faris gives Hind simply as a woman's name; hunayda, from the same letters, is a hundred camels. Maqayis al-Lugha: “Hind is a woman's name, and hunayda is a hundred camels.”
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Ibn Faris gives Hind simply as a woman's name; hunayda, from the same letters, is a hundred camels. Maqayis al-Lugha: “Hind is a woman's name, and hunayda is a hundred camels.”
Hind is written هند in Arabic; also spelled Hend.
In the Arabic dictionaries, Hind goes back to the root ه · ن · د.
We never write “personality traits” of a name, luck or numerology: the dictionaries say nothing of the kind. We give the meaning as the book gives it, and name the book, volume and page.