Farah

farah English Etymology 1 Borrowed from en ar فَرَح joy. en ar ف ر ح Pronunciation en /ˈfærə/ /ˈfɛərə/ usually en /ˈfɑrɑx/ rare approaching the Arabic Proper noun s en Arabic. en female Arabic. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Farah is the 5203rd most common surname in the United States, belonging to 6718 individuals. Farah is most common among Black/African American (48.33%) and White (42.13%) individuals. Etymology 2 Borrowed from en fa فراه farâh. Proper noun en Q180330 en province c/Afghanistan. en 2 October 2026 Mamoon Durani Flora Drury Children are dying falling into abandoned Afghan wells - this is how one five-year-old was rescued BBC News The number of wells increased "enormously" after 2020, Sadid says, and satellite imagery suggests there are now half a million. Most are in the Helmand River Basin, particularly in Helmand, Kandahar, Farah and Ghazni provinces. 4 October 2026 https://web.archive.org/web/20261003230422/https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-d6bbd286-0e31-406e-852b-53f6c7ee0767 en Q593156 en provincial capital p:Suf/Farah c/Afghanistan. Translations city in Afghanistan Bengali: bn ফরাহ fôrah Bulgarian: bg Фарах Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 法拉 Fǎlā Hindi: hi फ़राह Korean: ko ^파라 Persian: fa فراه farâh Tajik: tg Фароҳ province of Afghanistan Bengali: bn ফরাহ fôrah Bulgarian: bg Фарах Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 法拉省 Fǎlāshěng Hindi: hi फ़राह Korean: ko ^파라 Persian: fa فراه farâh Tajik: tg Фароҳ Anagrams en aafhr Rafah French fr: Etymology fr ar فَرَح joy. Pronunciation + [h:[h]] Proper noun f fr female Arabic