Fatma
GirlArabic
Fatma is a girl name of Arabic origin meaning "one who weans; abstaining; captivating".
About this name
Gender
Girl
Language
Arabic
Religion
Islamic
Popularity
72 / 100
Syllables
2
Length
5 letters
Meaning
one who weans; abstaining; captivating
Etymology
From the Arabic name Fatimah, derived from the root ف‑ط‑م (f‑ṭ‑m) meaning “to wean”. The name originally referred to a child who has been weaned, later associated with virtue and modesty.
Famous People Named Fatma
- Fatma Aliye Topuz — Turkish writer and self-described feminist (1862–1936)
- Fatma Sultan — Ottoman princess, (1500-1570), daughter of Selim I
- Fatma Samoura — FIFA Secretary General & former UN official
- Fatma Girik — Turkish actor and statesperson (1942–2022)
- Fatma Sultan — Ottoman princess (1607-1671), daughter of Ahmed I
Frequently Asked Questions About Fatma
What does the name Fatma mean?
Fatma means "one who weans; abstaining; captivating", and is of Arabic origin.
What is the origin of the name Fatma?
Fatma originates from Arabic, commonly used in Middle East.
Is Fatma a boy or girl name?
Fatma is typically used as a girl name.
What religion is the name Fatma associated with?
Fatma is associated with Islamic.
Are there famous people named Fatma?
Yes — notable people named Fatma include Fatma Aliye Topuz (Turkish writer and self-described feminist, 1862–1936), Fatma Sultan (Ottoman princess), Fatma Samoura (FIFA Secretary General & former UN official), Fatma Girik (Turkish actor and statesperson, 1942–2022) and Fatma Sultan (Ottoman princess (1607-1671)).
Last updated: June 2026