Hi Metin,

>Hi Zekeriya (it's turkish pronounce of your name :) ),
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>Thanks,
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>I couln't find a mean at Quran other than you said. I thought maybe there is >another mean. A syrian had said my friend "something you wish to get". It >seem "pearl from heaven" is fictitious.

Maybe it's how Turks pronounce it:), indeed Menal or Manal can be translated as "something you wish to get". See the following website: http://www.sudairy.com/arabic/fem.html#M. My cousin's name is Manal which is a beautiful name:)



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>Unfortunately my wife liked that name. I don't like a name just mean a verb addition... :(
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>There is a link shows minel words at Quran. There is turkish translations Quran but I cannot compare minel word with turkish translation... :(
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>http://www.kurandaara.com/?act=ara&keyword=minel&meal=4&sure_no=&go.x=43&go.y=13
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>>Hi Metin,
>>
>>Congratulations! I have asked my wife who has studied Arabic, but she could not say what it means other than the verb addition. Do you have any reference to the quranic word?
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>>>Hi Arab Friends
>>>I'll have my second daughter in next seven months. My wife found a name for her: Minel. We know that's from Quran. But we're not sure for it's mean.
>>>
>>>I found at internet some explanations:
>>>-Pearl from heaven
>>>-a verb addition like "from"
>>>-something you wish to get
>>>
>>>If the first is true, that's beatiful. But if second, I don't want my daughter name as a verb addition... :(
>>>
>>>What's the truth?