Reham is a feminine given name of Arabic origin, representing an alternate transcription of the Arabic رهام (see Riham).
Etymology and Meaning
The name derives from the root Riham, which means "fine rain" or "drizzle" in Arabic. This connection to gentle rain evokes imagery of blessing and nourishment, common themes in Arabic naming traditions. The spelling variant Reham is particularly used in English transliterations, reflecting the pronunciation of the Arabic original.
Notable Bearers
Several notable women bear the name Reham, spanning diverse fields and countries: Reham Al-Farra (1974–2003), a Palestinian diplomat and journalist; Reham al-Badr (1985–2018), a Yemeni human rights activist; Reham Abdel Ghafour (born 1978), an Egyptian actress; Reham Khan (born 1973), a British-Pakistani journalist, author, and filmmaker; Reham Rafiq (born 1996), a Pakistani actress; and Reham Yacoub (1991–2020), an Iraqi human rights advocate and doctor.
- Meaning: Fine rain, drizzle
- Origin: Arabic
- Type: Feminine given name
- Usage Regions: Arabic-speaking countries and diaspora
Sources: Wikipedia — Reham