Your names together, in Arabic

Two names for a couple, three for a small family: each name is transliterated separately, then joined into one line with "و" — the Arabic word for "and". Just like with single names: without a confirmed dictionary entry, a spelling is an approximation, not a certified one.

First name

Second name

Third name (optional, e.g. a child)

The third field is optional — two names are enough for a couple.

Rakam yazımı

yazarsınız	2	3	5	6	7	8	9
gelir	ء	ع	خ	ط	ح	غ	ق

Bu yazım Arapça sohbetten gelir, çünkü rakamlar harflere benzer — örneğin 7 ve ح.

Frequently asked questions

Can I join more than three names?

The tool is deliberately capped at two or three names — with more, the line usually gets too long and hard to read for a tattoo or engraving. For larger families, pick the two or three most important names, or commission a calligrapher for a custom layout.

Why doesn't "and" appear as its own separate word in Arabic?

و is a one-letter word in Arabic that attaches directly to the following word — that's correct, not a shorthand. It looks unfamiliar at first glance, but it's the standard way to write it.