Can anyone translate the name Susan in arabic Please?

Answer 1

I would use سوسن, /suusan/, the Persian word for lily, as Susan(na) (שושן) is a Hebrew borrowing from Old Persian. The same word, usually pronounced /sawsan/, means the same in Arabic ("lily of the valley" according to Wehr).

Answer 2

To start off Tom, Susan is not an arabic name so it is impossible to translate it. But in arabic, it can be said the way it is said in English however influenced with the Arabic tongue - suzaan (long a). That's the best I can do to explain it. Take care. Hope I've helped.

Answer 3

Wikipedia

Susan is a female given name, a form of Susanna, deriving originally from Middle Egyptian "ssnn" (lotus flower), first reported on a 11.Dyn. sarcophagus approximately 2000 B.C. The Arabic name for Lily is Sausan. There is also a similar Hebrew word for lily. Common nicknames for Susan include Sue, Susukie, Susie-Q and Susie, Suzie, Suz (long "U"), or Sanna.

Connected with this is Susa, an ancient city of Persia. It is said to derive its name from the lilies which abounded in the plain in which it was situated, susan, or shusan being the Persian word for lily.

Answer 4

Yon can do translation but yes Susan is a name of flower in Arabic language and this flower can be found in heaven as well. its a beautiful name...but its more of English and Irish name.

Answer 5

I went to a translation site and it said سوزان is Susan

Answer 6

Susan is a type of a flower nd Suzan in persian means a needel...

Answer 7

Susan or Sosan is quite a familiar name in Mid.East. It is a flower.

Answer 8

Sosan, meaning Lily

Answer 9

Sosan which means lily pron" Sew San

Answer 10

means a rose or a Lilly